Keep up Mavis

[Maggiemae]

Who is Mavis? Maybe she's hiding in that mysterious fog!

[Spanner]

Awesome.

[Jerome]

very nice proceeding. Wonderful comp and tones!

[Margo]

Looks a bit miserable out there!

[Susiangelgirl]

FAV Love this, it's very Alfred Hitchcock.

[Caroline]

Gosh I love this. Awesomeness.

[Walks @ 7]

Beautifully atmospheric! Love the title.

[vstap]

Couldn't be moodier or more dramatic. Love it!

[Debbie]

That looks like a dust storm that we get in the bush in Oz. :)

[Dyan Stevens]

It all started on a dark and stormy night...

[Debs Stott]

Love the title and mood.

[Graeme Stevens]

Outstanding shot

[Helen Sanderson]

what a great photo of such a mundane subject

[*lynn]

moody and fabulous! fav

[vonski]

Fabulous shot

[Clare Gadsby]

is she lagging behind? marvellous capture

[Minifignation]

Very moody. Love it. Fav

[Louise]

Ooh!! Fantastic shot. So broody and stormy looking!!

[Christine Joy]

Moody, indeed. And now I'm curious about your title...

[john morley]

@pistache @cjoye @maggiemae . I imagined that these were an older couple , with the man, let's call him Ted telling his long suffering wife Mavis to catch up..something like that. Thanks ...

[Jane Armstrong]

Broody and atmospheric.

[Ukandie!]

Love the title, love the shot too!

[Krista Marson]

@jack4john Insightful! Love this image.

[Larry L]

Wow! Love it!

[Sem]

reminds me of the cover of my copy of Neil Gaiman's 'American Gods'