Fluid motives
There are many kinds of water; steam, tiny drops, streams, rivers, lakes, oceans. The source of water also vary: rain, waterfalls, fountains, dew, mist...
Steam, water as a gas, is invisible. When temperature drops, its liquid shape returns. Above as clouds, below as dew.
Clouds are really highflying mist, higher and higher. Just like fog are clouds wandering the landscape, always seeking the lowest part.
When drops are tiny but many, dew blurs the surface. However, small drops unite to create larger drops.
When they are big enough, drops also act as lenses.
It's elementary...
Drops on drops
Dew condensed on clear plastic or glass, sometimes on both sides, creating the illusion of drops on drops...
Water bubbles
Bubbles are in a way inverted drops but still made of water. Or some other kind of fluid...
Waves and ripples
Waves in air cannot be seen, but you can hear them. Waves in water are visible but you can't hear them.
Fountain
Recently I discovered that the local park had somehow upgraded the usual fountain in the usual lake.
More variations; less predictable but more complicated structures. As you can see:
Water
Water drops
Water condensed as drops, on flat or curved glass, plastic, etc...
Oil on water
One day I was wandering home down the usual street. Then I suddenly noticed: someone had spilled a rainbow on the pavement...
After the rain...
After the rain, temporary mirrors linger on for a while, reflecting whatever is near enough...
Water drops
on leaves or grass
Water condensed as drops, hanging or clinging to the surface of leaves or grass.
Remains of rain or evolved from dew. Shaped like pearls but glittering like diamonds...
