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Singing in the Rain

March 30, 2017

This post contributed by Tianna Lewis.

Susan Comerford, Moon of the Wild Plum
Susan Comerford, Moon of the Wild Plum

Rain is an ally of the creative; it encourages you to stay inside and get to work. But it is also the bringer of color. Electric greens are returning to stark, bare branches, and different flowers are beginning to burst all over the city. Some people complain about grey skies, but I argue that it’s the perfect backdrop for the symphony of color that the rain brings.

Yong Hong Zhong, Wet and Rainy
Yong Hong Zhong, Wet and Rainy
Shelley Curtis, Meadowfoam, Suver, Oregon
Shelley Curtis, Meadowfoam, Suver, Oregon
Anton Pavlenko, Calm Reflections
Anton Pavlenko, Calm Reflections
Sandee Burman, Watching Rain 3
Sandee Burman, Watching Rain 3
Molly Cliff Hilts, Tenmile Lake Study 2
Molly Cliff Hilts, Tenmile Lake Study 2
Dyanne Locati, On the Shining Pebbles
Dyanne Locati, On the Shining Pebbles
Cathleen Rehfeld, Gorge Clouds
Cathleen Rehfeld, Gorge Clouds
Candace Primack, Cloudy with a Chance of Rain I
Candace Primack, Cloudy with a Chance of Rain I
Anne John, Rites of Spring I
Anne John, Rites of Spring I
Mitch Freifeld, Passing Storm
Mitch Freifeld, Passing Storm
Joyce Tolley, Storm Brewing
Joyce Tolley, Storm Brewing
Mary Dennis, Marshmallow Sky
Mary Dennis, Marshmallow Sky
Richard Laycock, Lake District
Richard Laycock, Lake District
Jamee Linton, Early Morning Marsh
Jamee Linton, Early Morning Marsh
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