Another from the past. This time 2008.
It was a winter wonderland out there today. Unfortunately I was working, riding around making housecalls, and made no images. Still a joy to see. I don’t expect much to linger into tomorrow but at least there should be water to photograph.
Stephen Gingold Nature Photography Blog 
I suppose I can give up the Froggy Fridays, and go with some stunning landscapes for a while. You sure get some spectacular autumn colors.
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Some New Englanders are known for dropping their r’s. That’s how frog became fog.
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I am not one of them with an accent. Of course most New Englanders don’t think of themselves as having one. Maybe I do talk funny.
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I am glad that you don’t mind the switch, Lori. I do have some in the files I can turn to but a good fog is always worth a share. 🙂 New England provides some great color and I am lucky we settled here. Thanks.
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That was sure a lovely shorescape. Where was that?
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It’s one of many spots I visit around the Quabbin Reservoir. This is right in the park but there are 52 “gates”, old roads, and most lead to the shoreline.
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In one of your recent photos, it was the burgundy tree that served as a focal point. Here, the ‘white’ tree serves the same purpose. In these ‘walls of color,’ having that point of contrast seems to enliven the entire image.
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Yes, in much the same way as having some green does also. A wide swath of color is nice but some variety makes it better.
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I’m willing to see 2008 live again.
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I think most of us are. 2020 has not been wall to wall giggles.
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I am enjoying all your autumn photos with the beautiful colored leaves and reflections.
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Thank you. I am glad you enjoy these shares. 🙂
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Foggy Friday makes a change from Froggy Friday – both bring great photos!
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Thanks, Ann. Now a foggy frog Friday would be good. I think I did one of those a while back. 🙂
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‘Twould be a fine foggy froggy Friday… hehe!
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Great image Steve! Maybe there is a frog on the shoreline!
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Thanks, Reed. If there was I am sure the heron made quick work of it.
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What a beautiful color display. We don’t get fog often here in dry Colorado and I do miss it.
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Thanks, Denise. Yes, the fog is a gift and much appreciated by photographers here. You may have fog envy but I have serious Rocky Mountain envy. 🙂
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Beautiful work Steve, living on the Ohio River fog is almost a daily occurrence here, well at least it seems that way.
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Thanks, Bernie. Daily fog would make me a happy photographer. We do have it often but not always as photogenic as I would like.
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Those first snowfalls are so pretty…and this image has the look of film. Very nice.
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Although I didn’t get any shots of the snow frosted trees, it was a delight to be out enjoying them. Thanks, Lynn.
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