Yesterday morning was foggy. I rather enjoy fog in the woods, it’s eerie, otherworldly. In these conditions, my mind easily conjures faeries…
Later, when I was flicking through the photos I’d taken, I couldn’t help being struck by their graphic quality – the picture above is merely cropped, nothing else, – but to me it looks like a pencil and charcoal study on a textured watercolour paper.
And this is where I was walking.
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Dreaming In Stitches 
Spooky 🙂
Damp… 🙂
We drove over the Pennines and you could see the fog/mist hanging all over the hills, we were in bright sunshine, that was amazing, but it didn’t come out all that good in the photos 🙂
Beautiful, atmospheric and lovely.
It was atmospheric – I love the way the weather provides such variation.
Truly beautiful.
I drove out after fog and every tiny twig held water droplets that were catching the low light … it was magical, but also very black and white … sadly I didn’t have my camera.
Oh I know what you mean – I often stand and stare at raindrops, so magical, but I’ve never yet managed to take a decent picture – it was very drippy yesterday, but worth it.
Gorgeous place. I love photos that look like drawings/paintings.
Totally accidental – but I love the smudgy effect it seems to have.
Very atmospheric. When I drove to work this morning there was swirling mist in the valley with the sun above. Nature is incredible at setting a scene!
Absolutely – there’s nothing like Mother Nature to induce a touch of awe and wonder…
Beautiful – love the graphic quality of that top photo – charcoal without the mess …
I wish I had the skills to recreate it, but I know when I’m beat!
Dancing trees …. delightful! 🙂
Would you believe it, I used to have a yoga teacher called Dancing Trees – absolutely true!
Wow, those are really beautiful, Anny, particularly the first one! It looks like a charcoal study, as you say.
It was a surprise really – so grateful for digital photography and the ability to crop and zoom.