I got up to a wonderful blanket of fog on Monday. I threw on my clothes and out the door I went.
- Fog is extremely rare here.
- We have few trees.
- The ones we do have don't always get to dress in their pretty fall colors. Normally we get a hard freeze before they get a chance to turn and the leaves just all fall off. Fortunately the last three have been wonderful. (Every year I hold my breath.)
- I am always amazed at people that don't even notice. I was talking to someone in another state a few days ago and asked if their trees were turning. She said, just a minute, let me go look. Oh my...oh well... they are missing out.
- Our fall is just beginning.
Our neighbor's most glorious tree. We took our grand-daughter over there to play in the leaves last Wednesday.
The rest of these are on the golf course. Since no one was playing, I bravely ventured down the cart path.
One last shot from the phone edited in DistressedFx.
Bonnie's suggested theme was 'embrace' and I am finally getting to embrace fall.
Have a restful weekend!
You captured the colors and fog beautifully!
ReplyDeleteLovely subtle melancholy images love them
ReplyDeletevery beautiful images
ReplyDeleteGorgeous captures, fogg is so mystical.
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely images of the mystery and beauty of both Autumn and Autumn mists. Love the last three pieces of photo art. The path of life, the mystery of life as depicted with the fog, and the metaphor of the Autumn of life, make these images so meaningful! Thanks for sharing, Roxi.
ReplyDeletewonderful captures :)
ReplyDeleteI love fog, I got some when I was in Oregon, wish we had it here or more of it here in the desert. Love to take shots of it. Love the images Roxi.
ReplyDeleteAgreeing with Bonnie, here. Those last three images are just so deliciously dreamy. Great pieces!
ReplyDeleteThese are just perfect Roxi -- fog is such a fantastic mood-maker.
ReplyDeleteAutumn, trees and fog - perfect!
ReplyDeleteThank you for taking me to this enchanted, foggy landscape! A wonderful description of the "not-noticing"-factor that some of us have ... I agree, they're missing out so much! Enjoy your weekend, Roxi.
ReplyDeleteOoooh Roxi, yes fall is arriving there (I feel like I should know where you live, but I don't), I'm still waiting. Although just yesterday I noticed a very small tree with hints of red! whoo hoo
ReplyDeleteI love your interpretation of embrace and your edit is gorgeous, like an oil painting. I'm always surprised at the things people don't notice even when waved under their nose. Just last night night at the football game I was taking some photos and I always have to chuckle when that person will look intently on what it is your looking at, all the while they are missing it really. :)
Hope your weekend is a great one!
Beautiful photos !! :)
ReplyDeleteEvery one of these is beautiful but the last one is my favourite.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful shots. That last one is stunning!
ReplyDeleteOur colors are ending here ..... they were beautiful while they were here!
Sad to see the leaves fall ..... it means winter (snow) is just around the corner!
Have a great weekend.
Wonderful fog. I love it when it appears and we have time to take advantage of it.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Love the fog, and your trees are so big - love the paths!
ReplyDeleteStunning captures. Fog is so mystical
ReplyDeleteWhat a great series of autumnal shots and the fog. Fog is so mysterious. We have quite a number of foggy days here. I don't mind them that much but hubby and my mom hate them.
ReplyDeleteI love your neighbors gorgeous tree with the tall grass along side it.
Your last piece for PAF is beautiful.
Oh, I love foggy pictures. We do not get a ton of fog here either... I miss it after living in Germany. And, how can people not see the fall... agasht I am... LOL... but I do long for fall every year. Maybe it's the photographer in us; we are always looking for a new scene. Beautiful, beautiful pictures here.
ReplyDeleteThese are all so beautiful and I love your processing!
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