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Even the sandhill cranes are tired of the rain in the Pacific Northwest. They have now officially departed northwest Oregon for their summer habitats.
Well, the one and only bud of the tree peony (see first comment box) has opened up! Not completely yet, I hope it will though, despite the rain. So far so good.
Happy Wednesday ;-))
Do not be angry with the rain; it simply does not know how to fall upwards."
Quote - Vladimir Nabokov
Too much rain, caused by 'Ellen'…..Being wet and getting cold isn’t fun at all, but for those who love the rain nothing beats a rainy day. For me it will be a cozy day indoors ;-))
Happy Sliders Sunday ;-))
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Raining on Sunday
Keith Urban
It ticks just like a Timex
It never lets up on you
Who said life was easy?
The job is never through
It'll run us till we're ragged
It'll harden our hearts
And love could use a day of rest
Before we both start falling apart
Pray that it's raining on Sunday
Storming like crazy
We'll hide under the covers all afternoon
Baby whatever comes Monday
Can take care of itself
'Cause we've got better things
That we can do
When it's raining on Sunday
You love is like religion
Across in Mexico
And your kiss is like the innocence
Of a prayer nailed to a door
Oh surrender is much sweeter
When we both let it go
Let the water wash our bodies clean
And love wash our souls
And pray that it's raining on Sunday
Storming like crazy
And we'll hide under the covers all afternoon
And baby whatever comes Monday
Can take care of itself
'Cause we've got better things
That we can do
When it's raining on Sunday
Pray that it's raining on Sunday
Storming like crazy
We'll hide under the covers all afternoon
Baby whatever comes Monday
Can take care of itself
'Cause we got better things
That we can do
When it's raining on Sunday
When it's raining on Sunday
When it's raining on Sunday
Let it rain
Songwriters: Darrell R Brown / Radney M. Foster
Raining on Sunday lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Universal Music Publishing Group
I'm off to do some voluntary work today coppicing hazel for butterflies. The forecast is mixed with strong winds and rain so it should be fun. This is an old photo from a similar day of strong winds and rain. Rain Down Rain is by Holly Golightly. Occasional patches of Rain Down Sun would also be good :))
Looking north, mid-afternoon across foothills toward higher mountains with heavy rain from an angry dark sky...yet to the south west only thin clouds and a very bright sky. The light a magical mix of dark and light...a delight for shooting, never mind the pesky lightning bolts!
The festival "Gift Day" could not prevent the rain.
The festival is organized in Moscow for the fifth time by the company Admos. Every year a professional event turns into an ever more bright and large-scale celebration.
A busy business program was waiting for visitors: master classes and workshops from top managers M.Video, AVON, Imperial Tobacco, Completo, cases from major Russian brands and an open show of the Cannes Lions Grand Prix.
After another heatwave, it finally rained again yesterday and everything is cool :) So in the morning, I grabbed my camera and raincoat and went to a conservation forest I enjoy. There were only a handful of other people there - I mostly had it to myself.
With all the heat we've had, many of the trees are losing their leaves already and turning brown.
Here, I used the same Pentacon vintage lens I used on yesterday's image. It has a fixed 2.8 aperture, so I could either focus on the branches in the foreground or the couple. I tried both and preferred this image.
So many in a row....rain, rain, go away. Leaves are falling everywhere as you can see on ground beyond picnic table....this leaf was stuck to table. Hint of tree reflections.
(cell phone shot)
Some time my cell phones takes best pictures ever, other time looks like HDR (HDR is locked) This is would have been great if it was sharper...oh well cell phone for ya (Old iPhone 6)
Rain beads on flower petal.
Perles de pluie sur pétale de pensée.
Note: Please, look this photo in full screen (click L and F11)
S'il vous plaît, regardez cette photo en plein écran (click L et F11)
Rain in May, wipes your worries away.
Take a dose, take off your clothes
Feel the soft warm spray of the rain in May.
(Songtext by Max Werner, 1981)
Thunderstorm and rain were around towards the end of this hot and humid day in Baltimore ... and I saw a glint of warm light to the west as sunset approached.
Been a while since back from our trip to take some new photos and figured a good excuse to go see my dad and check out the sunset along Middle River.
It was warm, humid and wet. But the golden light was fighting its way into the scene as rain was still falling. You can see the drops of rain hitting the water at this shutter speed. Fun to get wet while shooting ... but that is normally when shooting waterfalls.
A pretty end to the day in Maryland.
Rain Drops mist and fog after a brief shower left water glistening on the branches, shot in North Carolina.
As the heavens prepare for an imminent downpour, nature paints a breathtaking scene in the mountains of Tuscany.
Italy experiences a period of intense rainfall as dark clouds dominate the sky. The relentless downpour transforms the landscape, turning streets into temporary rivers and fields into saturated patches of earth. People navigate through the rain, seeking shelter and utilizing umbrellas and raincoats to stay dry. The heavy rainfall showcases the power and unpredictability of nature, reminding us of our vulnerability in the face of natural forces.