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08.16.2020 Silent Sunday
This entry was posted in Landscape, Nature Photography, Sunrise, Western Massachusetts and tagged fog, foggy landscape, Hadley, landscape, Massachusetts, New England, South Maple Street, sunrise, tree silhouettes, trees in fog, western massachusetts. Bookmark the permalink.
Stephen Gingold Nature Photography Blog 
A salute to your serene silent Sunday, Steve.
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Thanks, Gary. Hope yours is delightful.
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Happy Sunday!
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Thank you, Saania.
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Beautiful! Shhhh.
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Thank you, TasView.
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The band of light makes the foreground trio of trees seem even darker.
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Yes and I wanted to keep them that way so did not raise the shadows.
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Nice Steve! Beautiful image!
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Thanks, Reed.
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Beautiful early morning photo!
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Thank you, MInna. It’s a reward for getting up so early.
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I know 🙂
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Mystical atmosphere here. Wonderful work, Steve.
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Thanks, Pete. Foggy mornings are my favorite scenery.
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A fine capture, Steve. Wonderful gradations of color and light.
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Thanks, Jane. I love this time of day and a nice ground fog is always welcome.
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Nice, atmospheric shot, Steve. A cool, misty start to the day.
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That it was, Eliza. This is just a bit north of Cook Farm. If there is fog anywhere I can usually count on some here.
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What an incredible photo! So fortunate you are for the sights you see. Could there be any more beautiful gift? Thanks for passing it along to the rest of us. 🙂
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I am very appreciative of the sights I see…and the sites as well. And am very happy to share the experiences. Thanks.
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I never tire of these soft, serene scenes. And I hope you don’t, either, because I always look forward to your next one. 🙂
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Thanks, Todd. Not to worry…I won’t tire of them. Lately we’ve either had dry cloudless mornings or overcast. But the ground fogs at dawn will return. 🙂
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What a striking photograph. I should get up early more often!
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Thanks. There is a lot to be said for early rising, Tom. I think I take it a bit too far but morning is the best part of the day in my estimation.
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The colors and softness the fog provides are wonderful, and so is the sense of space.
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Thank you, Linda. We don’t have too many locations that can be described that way nearby and I am lucky to have it just a few minutes from the house.
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The colours of the sky are so delicate – they make it feel like a wonderful (and peaceful) time of day.
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You’ve hit upon why I get out so early, Ann. That describes the feeling of the moment. Thank you.
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I saw ground fog on Sunday for the first time in months. It wasn’t as thick as this, and evaporated quickly, but it brought to mind so many of your photos that capture its essence. This one’s particularly lovely.
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Thanks, Linda. We often have it in spotty locations but this particular morning it was widespread. At this moment, 2:57 a.m., there is quite a bit of fog in our neighborhood. I am glad you got to see some.
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This seems to be the epitome of quiet. A hush made visual.
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At that time of day it is pretty quiet although the road behind me is well traveled later in the day.
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Amazing pic#Steve👍
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Thank you!
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🙂
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Just discovered your blog ..Beautiful image….
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Thank you!
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