undr:

Siegfried Lauterwasser

Untitled (Street in the Rain), 1950s

ckck:

The Flatiron Building, New York City, by Edward Steichen (1904).

Probably my favourite building in all of New York City.

dawnawakened:

Rainy Mood

I love this series of intricate rain painting from Gregory Thielker. These hyperrealistic paintings are just flowing with an eclectic mix of color. Gregory sets the mood perfectly in the first composition. I love the first piece Lowroad, how the rain is just casually gracing the window of what looks to be a car window. The second composition has intense colors, such as dark purple and hints of red. The images are blurred to perfect, you can still recognize the area, anyone with a car at night should immediately recognize this scene. Be sure to check out more of Gregory’s work after the jump.

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blastedheath:

adanvc:

Léonard Misonne (1870-1943), Dans la tourmente (in the snowstorm), 1927, printed in 1942. Mediobrome, 29.8 x 40 cm. 

source

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fletchingarrows:

every day of my life

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mpdrolet:

New South Wales, Gunnedah, New years eve, 2003

Trent Parke

freakswilltakeover:

The art group ‘rAndom International’ have created a ‘rain room’ in the Barbican gallery, they’ve installed an indoor torrential downpour inside which uses 3D tracking cameras to turn individual valves on and off according to where you step. So you can walk, run, jump or dance straight through a monsoon-like downpour indoors without getting the slightest bit wet.
amazing

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byeul:

Untitled by (notaboutwill)

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i-mahu:

touchdisky:

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photojojo:

One of our favorite times to shoot is the hours following a rain storm. The average pool of water in the street becomes a canvas for a stunning reflection photo, and the hazy sunlight peeking through the clouds promises some unique lighting!

London In Puddles by Gavin Hammond

via of paper and things 

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luzfosca:

Ruth Orkin

Man in Rain…from My Window on West 88th Street, 1952

Thanks to mondonoir

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"It had been raining that day from morning to night—the kind of soft, monotonous, misty rain that often falls at that time of year, washing away bit by bit the memories of summer burned into the earth. Coursing down the gutters, all those memories flowed into the sewers and rivers, to be carried to the deep, dark ocean."

Haruki Murakami, The Elephant Vanishes

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luzfosca:

German Lorca

Menina na Chuva, 1951