In the arrival of the cup plant flowers and the re-blooming of the Korean lilac, this past week has felt a bit like the rebirth of the summer season, which never fully found fruition since it began. Certain summers are like that – slow to start, slow to burn – and sometimes they never fully catch fire. Bathed in rain, they make for a different kind of season, one in which water adds a constant element that only works when you learn to embrace it.
At the very least, it makes for some interesting photos that wouldn’t be possible if there were only sunny days.
