Here is a little over-sharing, as Miss Jill would say. This is one of the views from our office window into the garden. Here we can see José, our green-thumb gardener waiting for the heavy rain to pass. By the way, rain is one of the most difficult things to photograph. Here I set shutter’s timing at two seconds, holding the camera over the window crate as a tripod, to try to capture the heavy down pour, yet I was only able to show silky lines. I’ve tried to do the same before in the entry Comtemplating the heavy rain with a little better success. We are about one to two weeks from the end of the rainy season.
What kind of weather are you experiencing where you live?
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Like the photograph…tip… best way to shoot rain is at night with a back light.
you asked what kind of weather are we experiencing/// well here in Southern Cal the weather is hot and dry. The air is ashy and heavy due to the different wild fires. Theres a brown mass hovering between the ground and the sun, it creates a sepia effect. Hopefully the fires can be contained soon.
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The weather has been unseasonably warm and the leaves are turning beautiful shades of yellow, orange and red. It’s nice, but scares me, because I know that winter is just around the corner.
Enjoy the rest of the rainy season and all those shades of green while they last.
The weather in Alabama is cool (50F-70F), raining and a hit of winter around the corner. We are happy to have the rain since we are in a Stage 2 Drought.
I traveled to Guatemala two times once in the month of May and then in August of 2006. Both times I found it very humid like Alabama and very beautiful. I hope to visit again. I fell in love with Guatemala! Great photog opportunities for photographers of vibrant colors such as myself. I envy you.
I like your Window View! We have rain 🙁