Reflecting on brighter days

I forgot to pick up my camera this morning and so as I also wanted a chance to look through your posts, I have opted to pick one from the last couple of days. After all - not much has changed. long days at work - not getting out at lunch time and wet, wet, wet.

[Alan D Stringer]

Great reflections and yes this picture sums it up well, wet wet wet

[Ethel]

Well, I'm glad you left your camera at home. This is an interesting and thought provoking composition. It tells me. Lot about this place. The rain did you a favour by giving the reflection and intrepid person seated? A whole range of possibilities crosses my mind as FYO why she is there.

[Ethel]

Forgive my iPad spell check. I guess you worked it out.

[Caroline]

I like this composition Helen, wet wet wet indeed! I like your ambiguous title :)

[Gayle]

Wonderful reflections and composition! As Ethel commented, the wet day provided a terrific scene for this photo. I hope you get some dry weather soon. :-)

[Jane Martin]

Oh my God! You really have captured a wet old day there! You've really captured the atmosphere! rain rain rain! This shot made me smile! I love the old benches, the lamppost and bin! ....the lady in her anorak! This is a cracker! Fave fave fave!

[Babs]

You have captured the essence of the day so well here.

[Daisy Ditch ⊰✿]

Love how the four benches are placed in this shot. I know what you mean about time. I'm struggling at the moment, busy, busy. Great photo!

[Ann Williams]

Such an interesting shot with lots of stories attached to tell. Superb reflections.

[Helen Jane]

@ethelperry @kerosene @janemartin @chipsngravy @gaylewood @onewing @daisyditch @flowerfairyann thank you all for your comments. I really appreciate the time that each of you is taking to look at my photos and even read all my blurb. Like many, I struggle to respond and reciprocate all the time.