Jake watches nervously
as Annie races on ahead
through the fog.
The light changes as the sun approaches the horizon.
But the only way to see the movement of the fog is to use the flash.
4 years ago
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- Judy
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- I'm a 50 something female set loose on the world with a camera.
8 comments:
Love those ice fogs. Only time I got lost (well, turned around anyway) in Montana was in an ice fog, miles from the truck, probably the only time in 30 years I forgot my compass...
Well, if fog can be delightful your dogs have made it so - at least through your lovely photos.
Ooo... love the magic and mystery in these photos, Judy...splendid! :o)
It's pure magic! Lovely photos! Fog is amazing and so pictoresque!
These are some of the best pictures of fog I've ever seen. Very well done!
Very nice photos of winter fog. We seem to have had a lot in Ontario lately, eh?
Fog is so mysterious to me.
I love the way you photographed your dogs in the fog.
Sherry
Lovely. I love the one off Annie in particular. They've all got such lovely light
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