veiled by curtains of rain
as seen through the plastic windows of a trolley
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31 comments:
That made a nice effect on the scene. I would never have guessed it is thru plastic windows.
Boston 's streets in april under a veil of rain..That sounds soooooo romantic to me!!
Magnificent result, like a painting, the weather often enhance the act of get a photograph!
Unusual scene. Very creative and very well done, BC.
Have a wonderful weekend!
That`s a great shot...
I like the mood!
Very cool, rainy shot! April showers bring May flowers!
Just the way I remember The Hub.
I love this photo. It has atmosphere and for some reason makes me think of an Edward Hopper painting.
How creative; you've turned a rainy day into a work of art.
Sunny :)
Very nice. I knew those tourists buses were good for something:)
What an unusual and terrific shot. And no flash reflection. . .I am a novice so I wonder how you managed that.
Fabulous. Again! Romantic too.
The rain streaked windows create a wonderful effect. You certainly know how to make the best out of a rainy day.
This is worthy of a painting, although the next time I see Sharon I will tell her that I disagree with her comment about Edward Hopper. Hopper would have painted this scene with light and shadows, not through the rain-streaked window.
It looks wet ;)))))
Amazing shot ....
You managed to get the most fantastic camera filter! :-) Love this shot!
Fantastic artistic shot. It looks like a very old oil painting. Take away the traffic sign and even with the newer cars it looks old. Love it. MB
This is lovely beyond words...I like it so much. You could be looking through one of those 60s beaded curtains. Surreal.
This is very nice effect. Ilikefog for effect, but rain is nice too.
Next photo art piece from you. So beautiful.
An amazing shot. Can't figure out quite how you got it but it's wonderful.
V
I think I have not seen before so interesting photo.
Beautiful, Bratcat. And so like you to find beauty in the rain.
So that is water dripping down the windows? Way cool. There's a photographers' saying that good luck favors the prepared. You obviously were.
Like it!
Two words: very cool!
Beautiful idea.
Just superb!
I wonder how you did this. Wonderful!
Painting with rain . . . I like everything about this creative image. You were in a good place and made the most of this torrential downpour.
You play very well with rain!
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