Rainy Night in Georgia by auntietk
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Description
We only had one day of rain while we were in Savannah, but it was a day we had planned to stay in anyway, so that worked out just fine.
This is the window in the place we stayed. It's an 1855 carriage house, with the upstairs made into a guest apartment.
Here's a bit of mood to go with the rainy night. Rainy Night in Georgia
I think I used "Flower Power" from Topaz on the interior and left the exterior as it was.
Comments (13)
With Brook Benton singing softly in the background, I can even hear the raindrops on the window glass :) Your photo with a bit of just right postwork sets a very comfortable mood.
It looks to be very cosy inside just watching the rain falling. A super night capture Tara with a lovely finish.
A rainy night in Georgia A rainy night in Georgia I believe it's rainin' all over the world
I listened to Brook Benton before I saw your image. I hadn't thought of that song for years. This picture certainly fits the title.
You have made the perfect image for that song I had forgotten all about Benton.
This is an amazing demonstration of low light wonderful atmosphere captures.
It was a dark and stormy night...
or is it a stark and dormy night? Great capture
a wonderful moody photo. nice work.
Very impressive...
Amazing capture and post work Tara. God bless.
Love that night capture
Oh, this shot soooooooo reflects the mood of that wonderful Brook Benton song - and I love that song! This is really lovely, Tara! Mmmmm - gotta listen now....
shades of your earlier 'rembrandtian' dark photos with gold and red and yellow light...your topaz filter gives a gentle swirl to it. And, as you always do in shots like this, you handle the darkness consummately. A beautiful night shot out a window, and I love the intense gold-yellow light we see on the right. A very evocative night shot, with a restful night feel...