Answer: Dew on grass (macro)

What you're looking at

Dew on grass is one of nature's most common sights, appearing on lawns and fields during cool mornings. You'll spot it sparkling across grass blades when moisture condenses from the air, typically in autumn and spring when temperature swings are greatest. It's a temporary phenomenon that disappears as soon as the sun warms the landscape.

When photographed at extreme magnification, water droplets reveal an entirely different world of texture and structure. The macro lens captures the intricate surface of the grass blade itself, the perfect spherical shape of the water droplet, and how light refracts through it. At this level of zoom, you lose the familiar perspective of what grass looks like to your naked eye, making it surprisingly hard to recognize.

Watch for perfectly round or oval shapes and reflective surfaces that suggest water or liquid droplets in macro photography.

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