Rain!!!

[Ed Blagden]

It's been raining in Nairobi - the first we have had after months of drought - so to celebrate here are two from taken from my verandah late this afternoon.

So happy... (about the rain, not necessarily my photos).

Ed (in a very good mood).

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[Jeremy Roussak]

It's been raining in Nairobi - the first we have had after months of drought - so to celebrate here are two from taken from my verandah late this afternoon.

So happy... (about the rain, not necessarily my photos).

Ed (in a very good mood).

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I like them both, but I prefer the first. It's reminiscent of Eric's road tar.

If you like rain, come to Manchester. We've all you could possibly want!

Jeremy

[button]

I like 'em, Ed- each got a second look from me.  You might want to correct the perspective of the second just a smidge (looks like you were just a bit closer to the left side of the image than the right), but that's just a minor technical nit.  

The images are strong!

John

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I like them both, but I prefer the first. It's reminiscent of Eric's road tar.

If you like rain, come to Manchester. We've all you could possibly want!

Jeremy

Me, too, as Jeremy figured out. The first really speaks to me.

Eric

[francois]

I like the first one a lot. The "liquid metal" aspect along with the rectangular tiling combination is very interesting.

[Ed Blagden]

Thanks all, I appreciate the comments.  The one of the puddles on the tiles, while it looks OK on screen, looks way better on baryt paper.  Just one of those fortunate shots I think.

Ed