Water running down glass in patterns
You observe how the running rainwater distorts the shapes of objects outside the window into abstract, stretched forms.
Walking through rain or watching it fall outside a window.
You observe how the running rainwater distorts the shapes of objects outside the window into abstract, stretched forms.
You watch single, distinct drops of rain travel slowly down the sill, creating widening circles in the moisture.
While walking in the rain, you lose footing on a slick patch and nearly drop an object you were carrying.
You try to secure a flapping, damaged tarp against the persistent rain using improvised ties and rope.
You move swiftly and deliberately through a torrential downpour, determined not to stop your pace or slow down.
You stand patiently by a closed door, watching the downpour, deciding when the weather is finally safe to face.
You quickly duck under a small, temporary awning just as the rain suddenly begins to fall heavily on the street.
Rain constantly leaks through ceiling cracks and around window frames while you are confined to a small interior space.
You walk steadily through the rain, directing your movement toward a known, specific structure in the distance.
You observe the muddy ground where rain has pooled, meticulously tracing the paths the runoff water has created.
You look closely at a huge, glossy leaf, noting how the rain beads up and runs off its surface like tiny rivers.
While navigating the rain, you find yourself voicing complex internal thoughts out loud to the surrounding wet environment.
Soft, persistent rain saturates the dark earth of a small vegetable patch, causing small rivulets to form between the rows.
You walk steadily forward, focusing intently on a small, bright patch of sky appearing far down the wet road ahead.
You observe the water cascading down the steeply sloped tiles of a nearby roof, creating distinct, fast-moving sheets.
You carefully step around pooled, slow-moving runoff water filling the shallow depression along the edge of the road.
The rain has just ended, leaving the old, uneven cobblestone path slick and treacherous underfoot, forcing slow, careful steps.
You carefully hold a small electronic device under a thin piece of cloth while standing briefly under a minimal cover.
Rain streaks across the glass, dramatically diffusing the vibrant, colored lights of cars rushing past the window.
A light, persistent drizzle falls as you walk past scaffolding, watching water drip from exposed structural beams.
Rain streaks across a corrugated metal surface, warping the reflection of a nearby streetlamp into long, unsteady ribbons.
You pause near a low, stone retaining wall, looking for a small overhang or dip where the rain might momentarily lessen.
You are suddenly pulled under a tiny, inadequate awning during a heavy downpour, barely making room to stand upright.
The umbrella struggles violently against the wind, nearly inverting as rain lashes down around you relentlessly.
Each scene has its own page. Short interpretations offer possibilities for reflection; your feelings and personal associations come first.