Tennis Nets after a Summer Shower

Two empty tennis nets cross the wet green court after a summer shower. White lines sharpen the foreground, while shallow puddles hold broken reflections of the trees beyond the fence. The damp surface shifts from bright emerald to deep olive under the moving shadows.

Build each net from its top tape and repeated mesh, keeping the two courts separate at first. Court lines provide long, reliable edges. Sort the puddles by reflection, then use the tree shadows to bridge the open green areas without losing the court’s perspective.