Welcome back everyone to photography by our Harrison. Early today a storm with dew, another schedule to go through and my grass is still high. So that means my breakout to Memphis TG6, we're going to get down in the grass and look for some more rain drops. For if that being said, I'll see you on the other side of this rain drop hunt. I hope you have had as much fun as I did getting down the grass and chasing the rain drops. Nothing else, at least it calls you to forget about this 95 degree heat and it's high humidity especially we have here in North Carolina. And if you do like what you see, or if you don't like what you see leave a comment below. Why? Because if you like what you see that motivates me to go out and do more videos so you're like them next time. And if you don't like what you see tell me why because that will also motivate me to go out and do more videos so you're like them next time. Because you know when it comes to photography, no one knows at all and of course you know what you learned about photography, you know what you learned, you didn't know. Oh, almost got a tip or two. When you're chasing a little rain drop, the ground's wet, make sure you have some plastic or something to lay on. So you don't get that wet. If it's a little dry, you still want some to lay on because remember why you chasing the rain drops. The ants, especially North Carolina, you get the ants, the grasshoppers, the crickets, all that in the grass. And why? They might not hurt you, might not want them taking back into the house because you know we shake this out a lot easier than you close. And with that being said, as always, I want to thank you for coming along with me on my photograph of Journey and I will see you next time.