A lot of the traffic around me stopped, the visibility was distorted and atrocious. I’m not a good driver in these conditions, to drive on the rickety, pot-holed roads in the villages in this inclement weather. The wipers couldn't swipe fast enough to clear the windscreen.
So I decided to join the other vehicles on the side of the road, and waited until the cloud passed by. And tried to figure out what I was looking at through that windscreen!
I wish it was a puddle. It’s my windscreen; the blurry colour is a hotel rooftop and some trees on the other side of the road, which I cant really make head or tail of when I look at this capture. After some staring at it, I am able to recognise the waiting car’s taillights. And another grey car in front with no taillights.
That is quite a downpour. I have done a similar thing on several occasions, especially if it's dark. I like the pattern the drops are making on the windshield.
Thanks, Lesley!
I wish it was a puddle. It’s my windscreen; the blurry colour is a hotel rooftop and some trees on the other side of the road, which I cant really make head or tail of when I look at this capture. After some staring at it, I am able to recognise the waiting car’s taillights. And another grey car in front with no taillights.