Our Wet Spring Continues

After a busy morning at work and a quick drive to Dan's office to drop off the rest of Rufus papers, I went to Bug light with some lunch. I was inspired by a picture I saw on here (though forgive me I can't remember who posted it.). I took the picture through the rain splattered window. It was at least a way to get a different look to my picture of this famous lighthouse.
Not bad on black.

[Peter Dulis]

rain rain go away -

[gloria jones]

Oh dear...Spring weather will be a gift when it comes.

[Diana]

Lovely shot of this miserable grey weather.

[Margo Sayer]

Wonderfully atmospheric! I can feel the dampness.

[Anne]

What a grey day! Great sense of the weather in this shot though Joan

[Margaret Brown]

Very atmospheric, grey and wet, nice capture

[Jacqueline]

Love the pop of blue in this photo!

[Tina]

Brrr bad weather

[Pat Knowles]

A bit of a weary day by the looks of it but you have made good use of the elements in this photo.

[haskar]

Lovely leading line and wet atmosphere.

[FBailey]

This works well (we had hail today too more than once)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I think shooting through the rainy window really captures the feel of the day. We had mostly sun today but late this afternoon it rained for at least 15 minutes. Nice shot!

[*lynn]

moody capture

[Denise Wood]

Looks so wet and dreary :)

[Jane Pittenger]

Brr. The lighthouse pops out nicely

[Granagringa]

That little bit of blue...what a nice "pop" it adds.

[Milanie]

Like that light house in the rain

[Joanna kate]

Full of atmosphere

[Rob Z]

Lol - the rain drops give it a real world feel.