Usually the fog does not last this far into our walks,
so I was able to photograph new trees with fog enveloping them.
4 years ago
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10 comments:
Wow, very beautiful pics!It almost looks like a frozen scene .
~Myrna
Isn't it interesting in all sorts of weather? We're having a dump of rain. My frog pond is filling in, despite the neighbour's efforts!
Oh wow those are beautiful photos. It almost looks like frost and fog.
Frosty delight and wonder... captivating, Judy! :o) Happy Weekend!
Your photos are fabulous!!!!
Have a reat weeked:)
Very pretty fog photos!
I needed to grab a coat just to look at these. Brrrr. They are beautiful.
Gayle
San Diego
Like a fairy tale land...
Absoluely gorgeous, especially the last one. I think I shal set it as my background
This series of photgraphs are absolutly beautiful!
It has been fun catching up with you this afternoon. Seems as if I am running a week behind....
Namaste,
Sherry
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