Literature Project #27 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 'Rain'

27 days into my year long daily Literature project. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow:

'The best thing one can do when it's raining is to let it rain.'

[Casablanca]

As I look out of my window and hear the heavy patter of the rain, I find this a most excellent quote for the morning. Great photo.

[PhotoCrazy]

Nice pic!

[Wendy]

Second best thing.... photograph it :-) Nice shot.

[Mary Siegle]

Thanks for the challenge you've given me. You've really embarked on an ambitious project this year! Congratulations on finishing your still life year. For a change from the intimate still life photos, how about taking a landscape with the widest scope possible. If you have a wide angle lens (I don't), you might use that. On my phone I'm able to take a panning photo of a long horizontal view (even sometimes pivoting 180 degrees.) I can't do that on my camera--only my phone. Or you could put two or more photos together to make that wide view. Or perhaps you could go where you have a wide open vista, such as the top of a hill and take a normal photo emphasizing the view. If none of this is possible, or you'd prefer a different challenge, let me know.