A foggy start to the morning…Funny how my tree friends show a whole new side of their character on a foggy winter morningNature’s Depth of Field….The fog is settling down into the tree lineMy friends, the PersimmonsA tree in search of a picnic…Crossing pathsThe blue Blue Heron friendNo, the Killdear is not stuck to the parking lot stripe….
I ran at White Rock Lake yesterday morning in the fog and it was beautiful. The lake and horizon melded into a wall of nothingness and the birds looked as if they were floating in infinity. It was warm and muggy, but dramatic nevertheless. Great photos!
Oh yeah Angela – a guy and his dog came running by me that morning and I snapped the picture (but I obviously decided against its use in the post). It was pretty cool to see them come and go so quickly in the fog…probably somewhat similar to your run and watching the birds. And thanks!
Love the simplicity of a foggy morning image.
It’s that suggestion of mystery and not quite seeing ‘the whole picture’ that intrigues, & leaves one guessing.
Thanks Victoria – this favorite place of mine has an endless personality…some mysterious, some surprising, some blatant, but never predictable (I guess that’s why I like it so)
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Fabulous shots, Tim. There’s just nothing like a good fog for evocative photos.
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Thanks Sid…and there were several more that didn’t make the blog. Fun morning with the camera and Mama Nature for sure!
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I have to say I am quite partial to shots of fog like this. The fog gives an air of mysteriousness. I love them
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Thanks Leanne…I spent more time in this morning’s mystery than usual :)
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That tree in search of a picnic is great :) Also really like that duck one!
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Thanks Rob!
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I love all of them! And “Nature’s Depth of Field….” the most.
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Thanks Esenga! And to think I didn’t even have a skill challenge in manipulating camera buttons to get this kind of DOF! :)
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Excellent pics! Fog always does the trick.
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Thanks Salman. I too love the fog effects on a landscape
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I absolutely love every single photo in this blog. Thanks for sharing.
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You’re so kind Pat – thanks!
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I ran at White Rock Lake yesterday morning in the fog and it was beautiful. The lake and horizon melded into a wall of nothingness and the birds looked as if they were floating in infinity. It was warm and muggy, but dramatic nevertheless. Great photos!
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Oh yeah Angela – a guy and his dog came running by me that morning and I snapped the picture (but I obviously decided against its use in the post). It was pretty cool to see them come and go so quickly in the fog…probably somewhat similar to your run and watching the birds. And thanks!
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Those are “Life” or “National Geographic” magazine pictures!! Love ’em!!!
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You’re much too kind Bec, but thanks!!!
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Beautiful fog shots. Very moody. :-)
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Yes, I guess you’re right in saying they are “moody” – hadn’t thought of it that way. thanks!
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Love the simplicity of a foggy morning image.
It’s that suggestion of mystery and not quite seeing ‘the whole picture’ that intrigues, & leaves one guessing.
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Thanks Victoria – this favorite place of mine has an endless personality…some mysterious, some surprising, some blatant, but never predictable (I guess that’s why I like it so)
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Amazing shots!
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