John Holbrook
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Thursday’s Task: Rainy day landscapes. My one example below (I seldom shoot in the rain but thought other members may):
Foothills Parkway, TN
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Thursday’s Task: Rainy day landscapes. My one example below (I seldom shoot in the rain but thought other members may):
Foothills Parkway, TN
AlanLichty
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Cool - One of my favorite topics 
John Holbrook
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Whew! Glad the Task will receive some beautiful responses—thank you Alan!Cool - One of my favorite topics
Douglas Sherman
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Great topic, John. Cloudy and rainy days during the fall are perfect for fall colors. Here in Arizona the Monsoon season is great for photographs. Here are a few of mine.
Fall along the Kancamagus Highway, NH
Mt. Edith Cavell in Jasper National Park, BC
Monsoon Thunderstorm in Grand Canyon .
Stormy weather over Tatahotso Point, Grand Canyon.
Fall along the Kancamagus Highway, NH
Mt. Edith Cavell in Jasper National Park, BC
Monsoon Thunderstorm in Grand Canyon .
Stormy weather over Tatahotso Point, Grand Canyon.
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Douglas Sherman
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I love seeing the raindrops in the image, John.
BlackRockArt
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Ken Rennie
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I am still living in the lap of luxury in Bulgaria but have a few images in my lightroom catalogue on my phone. The first 4 images from Scotland. Ken
Skye with lots of rain
Glen Orchy
Loch Assynt with rain acting like fog
Rogie Falls with light rain softening the background and saturating the foliage
Lastly Ullswater in Cumbria just to show that it rains in England.
This is taken today in light rain.
Skye with lots of rain
Glen Orchy
Loch Assynt with rain acting like fog
Rogie Falls with light rain softening the background and saturating the foliage
Lastly Ullswater in Cumbria just to show that it rains in England.
This is taken today in light rain.
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John Holbrook
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Doug, I love all four images and especially your last two. The Grand Canyon image is my favorite with lightning flash captured—great!
John Holbrook
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Ken, very nice images especially the Rogie Falls and Loch Assynt—love the Loch’s composition.
John Holbrook
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Interesting image Larry with the young boy at the perfect composition location viewing the distant squalls.Here is one from me from Grand Canyon with rain squalls passing through and a family watching.
AlanLichty
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I had trouble paring the list down 
A storm over Vancouver:
Proxy Falls:
Colonial Creek Trail in the North Cascades NP:
A scene along the Sweet Creek trail:
A thunderstorm near Valley of the Gods in southern Utah:
The Hoh Rainforest showing how it got its name:
A storm over Vancouver:
Proxy Falls:
Colonial Creek Trail in the North Cascades NP:
A scene along the Sweet Creek trail:
A thunderstorm near Valley of the Gods in southern Utah:
The Hoh Rainforest showing how it got its name:
John Holbrook
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Alan, beautiful images all—the Vancouver storm with rainbow would be an obvious favorite—but the Sweet Creek trail and Hoh Rainforest are my first choices, I love the quiet intimate mood of each one—two gorgeous landscapes!I had trouble paring the list down
A storm over Vancouver:
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Proxy Falls:
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Colonial Creek Trail in the North Cascades NP:
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A scene along the Sweet Creek trail:
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A thunderstorm near Valley of the Gods in southern Utah:
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The Hoh Rainforest showing how it got its name:
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A couple of mine.
Hoh Rainforest, Olympic Peninsula
Grand Canyon
Hoh Rainforest, Olympic Peninsula
Grand Canyon
John Holbrook
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Jeffrey, three very special—and timely—captures you’ve shared! I love the Canyonlands monsoon image for the dramatic colors and the North Rim capture of the coming storm—both are my favorites.
Rick Nantais
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Not rain but it was coming...
John Holbrook
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Jameel, very nice images you’ve shared—I like the Ho Rainforest for its strong composition and soft green color and the Grand Canyon’s stormy clouds create a memorable landscape.
John Holbrook
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Rick, love the B&W edit—certainly makes the storm clouds prominent. Very nice image!
Kyle Jones
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1) Panther Creek falls in the rain
2) Horseshoe bend in the rain
2) Horseshoe bend in the rain
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