the week to come will be spent picking and packing, and peeking daily at the weather forecasts - rachel and i are off to london on friday for the europephotobloggers meetup.
this new old camera will, without a doubt, be slipped into my suitcase: it has an
uncanny ability to make even the greyest of days glow.
have fun in London! lovely shot ... dreary shot feels like the end of summer ...so sad ...
ReplyDeleteIt is flowery. It is red. Not my kind of tablecloth, I admid.
ReplyDeleteBut above all: a good composition. What a great idea to make some rain photos. You inspire me. I usually do something else that make photos when it rains.
Have a great time in London!
Hope the two of you have a fabulous time! (Love the wet roses.)
ReplyDeleteGreat photo!
ReplyDeleteWhat is more gorgeous than everyday items transformed into runny water color art. Simply beautiful, and wet, and fresh, and rich. Enjoy your trip.
ReplyDeleteLovely, an old rangefinder! I have three, no four of those. They're a dream to work with, especially focusing... Pity I don't have the patience anymore to wait for film development. Or a good film scanner.
ReplyDeleteeven though the summer is gone, this shot still convey the joys of summer. beautiful, lynn!!
ReplyDeleteI'm listening to the rain outside as I look at your beautiful picture...
ReplyDeleteI guess that makes this one "three-muses" :-)
have a great time in london! (i still can't dicide which camera(s) i sould take with me...
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to your and Rachel's London photos. Have a good time & return safe and sound.
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought this is a slightly melted bar of ice with roses inside. You can almost smell the roses :-)
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