After an unseasonably cold snap, as warmer temps moved in in the early hours, we reached the dew point, leading to yet another, lovely, foggy morning. I drove around our neighborhood some for these pictures.
These next 2 shots are of the bird feeding area of my backyard.
A large, grass spider web in our backyard, with the funnel clearly visible.
A couple of those shots I saved for wallpaper on my desktop computer. That's how much I liked them. Very, very cool. I liked the spider web one, too, with the funnel hole. That was really cool, too.
Michelle (artscapes); Me, too. I had to drag myself out of bed, but it was worth it.
Kelly; Glad you enjoyed.
celticmusicfan; Thanks.
Abraham Lincoln; Considering the hour of the day, it was probably partially a dream. *L* Sorry about your set. I sometimes wonder what's happened to my Mrs. Beasley doll...
Where I live evergreens are the most prevalent species as opposed to deciduous tress and fog is common. It's amazing to see the differences in the landscape between where I live and where you live. What really caught my eye this time is that amazing spider web - WOW!
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Very nice
I love fog... beautiful shots!
A couple of those shots I saved for wallpaper on my desktop computer. That's how much I liked them. Very, very cool. I liked the spider web one, too, with the funnel hole. That was really cool, too.
These pictures have ethereal quality to them. I can imagine myself listening to music in those places.
Looks like a dream. No snow. Lots of atmosphere.
I really liked the Roy Rogers holster and gun set. So long ago. I can't help but wonder what I was thinking when I just let it disappear.
Charles; Thanks, hon.
Michelle (artscapes); Me, too. I had to drag myself out of bed, but it was worth it.
Kelly; Glad you enjoyed.
celticmusicfan; Thanks.
Abraham Lincoln; Considering the hour of the day, it was probably partially a dream. *L* Sorry about your set. I sometimes wonder what's happened to my Mrs. Beasley doll...
yes, foggy mornings is made for photographs. I love the m too. And your shots are amazing.
Where I live evergreens are the most prevalent species as opposed to deciduous tress and fog is common. It's amazing to see the differences in the landscape between where I live and where you live. What really caught my eye this time is that amazing spider web - WOW!
i love the second shot the most. it was mysterious n somehow i feel like i want to be there.
What great fog shots! Can you send some of that moody atmosphere over this way?
Congrats on your owl shot, Lana!
Gorgeous.
This is the country that has given us the fantasy of Charles Gramlich as well as your mesmerizing visual art, Lana!
Aloha from Hawaii
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NatureFootstep, levian, Travis C. & Cloudia; Thank you kindly. :)
tt; Those grass spiders are all over here, but this web was particularly large.
Lynda; Thanks! Wish I could, but now it's too cold. :(
The fog pictures are spectacular!
Thank you for your kind words and thoughts. It's nice to have so many virtual friends through blogging. :)
Oh yayssss -- that is the coolest ~~ fog ~~>
There is something particularly romantic about early morning fog... unless you have to be driving down a busy highway. :)
Halcyon; Thank YOU for the kind words and thoughts, as well. :)
Erik Donald France; Thanks!
troutbirder; True. ;)
WoW! Congrats on the owl photo! What a cutie. And the fog pics rock!
I love all the pics, Lana. But numbers two and three are my favorites--they appeal to my horror side. Love 'em. :-D
Lovely shots, I particularly love those rays through the trees, it does indeed look very mystical :)
OOh-love the fog shots-so atmospheric.
Thank y'all kindly. :)
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