Not just mist over the water,
but fog that covered the land.
The geese were still looking for fallen grain.
4 years ago
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4 comments:
Love the third one and the fact you can still see the reflection of the trees on the water!
WOW! It's thick fog. We haven't seen anything like that here...yet....this fall.
Dreamlike! Beautiful series!
I specially like the one with the long grasses (or cattails?) in the front. I think it's neat how they are the only thing in the picture not distorted by the fog
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