Here are the drops, seen by the fish from under the water
and with eyes just above.
and here is the rain as it looks
in the lino print that I am doing, sitting at the table,
watching the rain out the window.
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10 comments:
I love rain on water. You do take amazing photographs.
We've had bouncy rain (as my son calls it) here - hailstones - today.
I am just a bit grumpy with the rain today.
Amazing photos.
Beautiful shots, lovely lino print fifi.
yes rain in leeds too - yours is much more romantic!
A lovely perspective of rain. It's nice to be reminded of the beauty of ordinary things. Where I live in the Pacific Northwest it rains more often then not. I see the beauty of it in how it helps create our primordial looking forests more then anything.
Generally, I just hope for sunshine & worry about it slopping down my neck.
Lovely! I remember when I was a child reading about lino cuts and thinking how cool it sounded. My attempts were feeble....Wish I'd stuck with it...I always love the effect.
the rain is wonderful.it washes away thedust and brings may flowers.I love to see it fallingout my window.or fall asleep to it tapping on the roof.
thanks for sharing with us.
Ready when you are, Fifi! What supplies do I need?
Brrr! Or possibly not, since I suppose you maybe don't do brrr much. Here in my study, the rain is beating on the windowsill and it's jolly cold for mid-April. I shall not be doing any swimming in the sea.
But as usual, you see the beauty in everything.
Absolutely beautiful pictures, as ever. And you know I'm a particular fan of rainy days, rainy nights even more, whether in the city or by the sea.
(It's me, Fifi!)
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