A tight black-and-white portrait of a woman standing in the rain, her soaked clothing clinging to her frame, caught in a moment where sadness feels eternal. The only color in the image is the deep, crimson red of an umbrella, held limply at her side, dripping with water, as if it had long since stopped protecting her. She looking at the viewer, her face tilted slightly downward, her eyes sad and filled with unshed tears. She is not fighting against the rain but letting it fall. The soft streetlights behind her are blurred into distant orbs of white and gray, giving the sense of a world moving on without her, fading into abstraction.