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The chairs and tables near to the front plane don't work as a lead in, for me, they merely take the eye to the lamp post left of frame. The people are a little far off and it's a pity there is nothing more interesting in the foreground - perhaps an abandoned coffee cup, newspaper, ashtray, etc.; something that might suggest a little more strongly what it is the people huddling for shelter would rather be doing. Not sure why you have included a little colour on the umbrellas of the people to the right. Is this intentional, and, if so, what is it meant to convey?

All in all, though, I quite like the shot. TFS.
 
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Thank you for the thoughtful comments.

For want oF anything more original in the rain, I thought this classical near/ far shot might be interesting visually. The color was just to provide a way of almost forcing the viewers' eyes up there - the total BW was just too drap but! as I look at it now, it looks too forced.

Thanks again

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The color did lead my eye up there, but only to think, what the heck? Lew used selective coloring?
 
The color did lead my eye up there, but only to think, what the heck? Lew used selective coloring?

^^ I had the same exact thought. ^^, but it's so subtle that it works well. Nice shot, I love the shiny wet pavement it really conveys the feeling of a chilly and damp day.
 
The color did lead my eye up there, but only to think, what the heck? Lew used selective coloring?

Same thought here :)

Otherwise I agree about the foreground, that second table would be the perfect spot for some additional material.
 

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