Pointillism

@Daniel: Thank you! I think it worked better in B & W, although it would have been cool if I was able to get Seurat's color palette =)

@Darren: Yes, I'm merely suggeting it...I was just lucky to catch this moment before the raindrops dried, and before it rained some more.

@Still: Thank you, Still!

@Damon Schreiber: Yep! Raindrops on the glass over a poster. The poster advertises "The Nativity Story." I can't seem to find a graphic of this poster, but I think it's a composite of different screen shots they took.

@Duncan Galbraith: I actually went very light on the processing, just adjusting the levels to make sure it all showed up. For some reason my photos seem to lose color saturation when they get on the website, so I always slightly overdo it to make it come out right.

But yes, thank you! Glad you liked it--it's a poster for "The Nativity Story."

@bm: Thank you! I like your reading. I deliberately focused on the water droplets more than on the actual poster to blur out some of the original image. The sense of struggling to emerge is something I feel many times when I look at pointillist works. As if they are struggling to take shape, but are too scattered.