60 mph
by nzorro

Comment:
Don't be a wally ... put a helmet on!

Kneeling at a Streetlight
by ibkc

Comment:
Strong strong image which is slightly depreciated by streetlight in the title. I do feel too that more black/rain to the top and left would add exponential impact to this

Living Rain
by wolny

Comment:
Sweet macro with good lens effect of the drops. Well done

Will it ever stop!
by wingyisleeds

Comment:
Love the concept, the elements are all there. For some reason my eye is first drawn to the sofa and i missed the rain on the window. The person being just hair is a little distracting. It seems that maybe if the foregroung objects were more out of focus, the window and rain would domniate more

through these eyes
by oneredstar

Comment:
Cool, cute take on the challenge

Water and Wax
by TheBryGuy

Comment:
Good capture and treatment - very hard to get a wow factor into it too.

September in Colorado
by vtruan

Comment:
It works really well doesn't it. At last, an image with great rain and a context in which to put it. I love the colouration so typical of a day like that. In composition, you have the low left tree balanced by the high right tree with the wind of the raod giving it balance and flow. I'd be interested in your view of chopping the bottom quarter off the image so that you have the foreground grass just at the edge of the road in bottom-left frame. I bet that would have been worth a whole lot of extra points in the voting. You would have had an image much wider too as a result to help viewing

RAIN DROPS keep fallin on mah BED
by dmadden

Comment:
Top shot and difficult to get at any time with bugs that don't like to stay still.

...It was too wet to play...
by Prism

Comment:
Oooh the colours and contrast here is really strong! The great complimentary colours of the blue/red/yellow, the clarity and sharpness of the water drops and the tilt make this so strong. What I think will let it down in the voting is that a great deal of its impact is lost by too much detail in the background. This seems to draw the eye away from the real stars of the shot (photographically) which are the slide's elements. Maybe the swings are important to the story but I feel are less important to the photograph.

I would be really interested to see the result of you masking all of the background and putting a blur on it as if you'd used short depth of field.

Internal Climate
by tate

Comment:
This is a great study, well done