It was raining and flooding when we first arrived in the beautiful and colourful UNESCO city of Campeche. I was not eager to leave the comforts of my dry car seat to run through the rain over to our hotel, which you can see as the blue building in this image. So while we waited the rain out in the car, my husband suggested making photographs through our wet windscreen. It was a wonderful idea that resulted in one of the most abstract, yet completely realistic images I've ever made. No special photoshop effects or filters were used for this shot, except for the raindrops trickling down our windscreen. The effect was amazing, completely transforming Campeche into an Impressionist painting. I discovered that focusing on the raindrops yielded the best results. Being stuck in one position in the front car seat did limit my angle and I had to crop this image quite a bit to get it the way I like it. Out of the 10 shots I made, I like this the best because the bright rear lights of a passing car added some incongruity and realism to this otherwise painterly image. It had been raining for the last 3 days here in Kuala Lumpur, and I thought it apt to post my most expressive rainy day image I 've made recently. This image sprang to mind because I will never forget the abstraction, mood and colours I captured in this delightful experiment during my first experience of Campeche.