Photography is my hobby. It's not just an activity to me, but also a lifestyle.
I usually do photography when I'm on the go. I take pictures of people, buildings, plants, and animals that I see.
This is because I can't just stand there and wait for the perfect photo opportunity to happen because it never will!
Water dew is a beautiful phenomenon that I love capturing. It is always great to find something that brings you joy and then share it with others.
Beads of dew form on the leaves of plants and other objects in the early morning. The tiny droplets collect on these surfaces because they have a higher water vapor pressure than the air around them. Dew is most likely to form when the air is cool and humid, such as in the mornings or evenings.
In order for water droplets to form, there needs to be a temperature difference between the ground and the air around it. If it's hot, water evaporates from surfaces faster than it can condense back onto them. But if cool enough, especially when humid conditions are present, water can condense out of unfiltered air onto a surface faster than it evaporates from that surface into unfiltered air.
