Walking in the Rain

It may look a little gloomy and wet however it has finally gotten rid of the snow! The ice still remains in the lake hopefully it'll be out by the end of May. Then boating season starts yeah!

Thank you for your comments and faves on my photo yesterday Ontario Northland.

[Julia]

Beautiful composition.

[Diane]

Nice shot Kathy, glad the snow has gone. Wonderful big old trees.

[Stephanie Swift]

Great composition and very atmospheric--looks similar to the weather we're having in Toronto just now.

[Kathie]

Lovely composition. Glad the snow is gone - next the ice.

[Richard Sayer]

And it certainly looks to be raining! Keep cheerful Kathy, you'll be complaining about the heat before you know it!

[Milanie]

Really neat composition. Like the size of the tree compared to the man.

[Sandhu]

"In my own company, i move"

[Gena Pegg]

This is so lovely ...wonderful comp! Reminds me of Oregon much of the time!

[Creative Fool]

This is a great capture! :)

[Ian McGuire]

you really caught the mood of the day well here!

[Taffy]

You have captured the feeling of a gloomy rainy day, but that bright umbrella gives it an upbeat feel that it wouldn't have with a black umbrella.

[Hope D Jennings]

Really wonderful capture.perfectly times for a great composition

[Dione Giorgio]

Gorgeous shot and composition. One thing I hate is having to walk in the rain.

[Margaret Obey]

Love the composition

[chanimal]

I love this emotive shot. Yes we have had a pretty gloomy couple of days. Great comp.Fav

[Michelle]

Great capture of the gloomy weather.

[Debi 🐩]

Looks very bleak

[Harbie]

Looks springy! I love the rain and the umbrella!

[Lois]

Beautifully shot!

[Francoise]

great shot; the little spot of made-man cheer in the middle of the gloomy natural world.

[Call me Joe]

love & fav this one:)

[Victoria Fox]

Yay! So glad to hear the snow has final disappeared with you. We've been 'enjoying' the rain for the past week now ;-) Great capture of the gloomy weather - love the preserved autumnal colours and the scattered branches from the winter storms.