We have fog yet again this morning. It’s to be expected when the temperature drops significantly overnight after a very hot day which has been the case for the past week and will continue through the next few days here. I did a preliminary shoot of a farmhouse yesterday and was disappointed that the fog had burned off by the time of my arrival.
Here is another shot from Sunday’s hike in the Quabbin. I like the overlap of land forms. Please click to see larger.
It would have been nice to have a bit of separation in the two distant shapes, but I no longer climb trees and would have needed to carry in a tall ladder.
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Love the misty, foggy scenes. I like the composition on this one, with the “spit” jutting out into the lake.
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Thanks, Yvonne. It’s a good thing I like the fog lately. So many warm days and cool nights. I saw this from a distance and stumbled over a lot of rocks to get to this perspective. It was worth it.
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Not climbing trees any more Steve? I thought we were supposed to suffer for our art. What’s the odd broken limb between friends? Although actually I think it looks just fine as it is. Beautifully tranquil.
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Oh, I suffer plenty, Andrew. Still have both ears though. I’ve made it through life with just a few odd broken bones in my right foot and aim to keep it that way…or at least not tempt fate. And then there is the acrophobia.
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The ripples caught my eye immediately. They may be my favorite element in the photo. And I’m struck by the spits of land. They look like interlocking fingers.
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That interlocking was my first attraction, Linda. But I also like that there were the slight ripples. I did some long exposure shots to smooth them out, but their inclusion is a plus for me also. Thanks.
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I am in harmony with shoreacres. Eloquent serenity not disturbed, but enhanced, by the delicate ripples. This piece is a meditation.
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I have been trying to create images that encourage contemplation so I am glad you see the meditative quality in this, Gary. I don’t always achieve that goal…certainly not with the bug shots.
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I think the image is perfect…The days of tree climbing have long passed.
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I like the sound of perfect, Charlie. Yeah, I don’t even like climbing mountains much less trees.
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