I have been greeted in Hartford by several days of rain, with more expected this weekend.
Given how hot and dry the summer has been, that is not all bad.
I drove through Elizabeth Park and took a few photos out the car window.
Like reflections? Visit James' blog, Weekend Reflections.
Rain can be so welcomed when it has been dry for so long, that's for sure! Lovely reflection.
ReplyDeleteThe best thing about rain is the wonderful reflection photo opportunities
ReplyDeleteI love finding reflections in the surroundings.
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Even snowbirds get caught out in the rain from time to time.
ReplyDeleteAh, the rain is good!! We haven't had nearly the amount of rain that is usual for us this time of year! Hope we get some soon!! Great capture as always, Jack!!
ReplyDeleteI would prefer rain if it came down between midnight and six in the morning!
ReplyDeleteLove the shapes and composition with this reflection of the greenhouse. Well found and photographed.
ReplyDeleteNice reflections, Jack! But like William I wish it rained during the night and was bright all day - I find the grey so depressing if it lasts for days.
ReplyDeleteDoing some drive-by shooting were you? That's how I photograph things most of the summer here. It's just too hot to be out of the car.
ReplyDeleteNice reflection!
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excellent reflection in the puddle
ReplyDeleteGood timing, better perception.
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to get rain when you need rain! And I do like reflection shots!
ReplyDeleteNice reflections! If the weather guessers are any indication you may well be getting quite a lot more rain...or not. Whatever you get I just hope it's not too much.
ReplyDeleteFabulous reflection. Have a lovely weekend.
ReplyDeleteNice reflection shot! I don't think we've had rain (here in Connecticut) for about 6 to 8 weeks now, so we need it badly. One of the trees in my yard dropped all of its leaves early, due to the dry conditions. (And Hi to you in Hartford from the coast. Looks like we're dodging a direct hit from the Hurricane too.)
ReplyDeleteRain has so many uses including the production of great reflections.
ReplyDeleteIt must have been very hot and dry.
ReplyDeletePS. I am not that good in enjoying rainy days I guess :-)
Puddle reflections are the best Jack! I think we are almost at the end of our rains now unfortunately, was looking seated ahead for October, looks like 'the chance' of rain at the end of the month, but I won't hold my breath :)
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