Rain Photographs

My tutor from Surrey the famous now and not then Martin Parr, 
showed us his wet weather images, which I dont think he turned into a book. 
Those were hard days, our head of Photography committed suicide, we were at 
sea with no sight of land.
Photography and creativity held us together. 

 

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