On this particular day, these bare oaks and I found ourselves in a delightful fog. Most days I am alone in one but it was nice to have company.
01.12.2021 An oaken fog
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Wow, it’s so bright that I can barely make out the oaks, but what I can see of them I like very much.
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The brightness wallowing the trees was my goal in processing. Kind of like ghosts.
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Great image Steve! Enjoyed seeing it!
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Thanks, Reed.
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Two’s company, a dozen’s a fog.
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And I make a baker’s dozen.
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The thirteenth was baked into the cake.
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Beautiful! Lovely to think of the oaks having company too.
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Thanks, Susan! I try to do my part, visiting them often.
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Stark beauty! I like the height variance of the oaks.
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he variety of their shapes and sizes are a big attraction. They make a nice group no matter the season. Thanks, Lori!
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It would be hard to find better company to share a nice fog.
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They are a handsome bunch. 🙂
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Nice! Love the soft and luminous light.
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Thanks, Eliza!
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Rhapsody
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And with a different white balance….
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Looks like a group worth keeping in touch with.
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Oh, I do, Todd. And only about a half mile from the house.
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Exquisite, Steve. Love the ethereal mood.
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Thanks, Jane. Fog is one of Nature’s special treats, isn’t it? 🙂
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I smiled at the difference between the two groups of trees: one nicely organized, and the other seemingly still getting its act together.
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Although the two do have their differences I like the way they both sweep upwards to a peaked center.
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Yes … very delightful!
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Thanks, Denise!
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Pure poetry, the image and your words. Three cheers for restraint! You exercise it so well. 🙂
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Thanks, Lynn. I do have my unrestrained moments. 🙂
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I’m sure you do… 🙂
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