Love those images seen from so high.. makes me wonder where you were when you took these. Perfect verse to match the photos. Nice. ((hugs)), Teresa :-)
Hi Michelle, beautiful and peaceful shots. I have seen the fog in California "move" in off the coast before and it almost looked alive, rolling in over the hills, this reminded me of that. Very pretty.
Great photos and the words by Sandburg go so well with them. We used to live on the top of a hill and loved seeing the fog seeping up. Would always hope it wouldn't quite make it to us though. The tully fog we get in Bakersfied, isn't so calming though. It settles in for way too long sometimes.
these are really wonderful - did you use a special filter to get the fog capture? I love how the first one draws in your eye - and in the second that tree silhouette on right really makes that capture
So serene and peaceful...love these pics so much!
ReplyDeletei love fog. so mysterious. fun to watch & go through. (:
ReplyDeleteCuts right through that valley like a knife too.
ReplyDeleteit is beautiful while it lasts.
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love foggy mornings?? They add such a softness to the air.
ReplyDeleteSplendiferous shots! We had fog yesterday morning too.
ReplyDeleteThese are some fantastic photos!! -- barbara
ReplyDeletemy son had to memorize that poem in 2nd grade. I still love it and those photos are so peaceful. Love the mountains!
ReplyDeleteI very much like the sense of mystery in these fog shots. Well done!
ReplyDeleteOnce I read, that fog is a cloud on foot. Such wonderful pictures. What joy to be there and breathing, breathing, breathing.
ReplyDeletePlease have you all a good new week.
Love those images seen from so high.. makes me wonder where you were when you took these. Perfect verse to match the photos. Nice. ((hugs)), Teresa :-)
ReplyDeleteTeresa - These shots were taken on the road I am lucky enough to live on! Actually taken last night around 8pm.
ReplyDeleteLlinda - I teach 2nd grade and am very familiar with the poem. One of my all time favorites.
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool.
ReplyDeleteI love the poem, and the pictures are perfect.
ReplyDeletePerfect Photos, Perfect Poetry...I love the serene fog and the wonder of what's beyond. Thanks for stopping by on your busy summer days.
ReplyDeleteBlessYa
Beautiful...
ReplyDeleteDann in Ohio
Hi Michelle, beautiful and peaceful shots. I have seen the fog in California "move" in off the coast before and it almost looked alive, rolling in over the hills, this reminded me of that. Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteFog always seems mysterious to me.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and the words by Sandburg go so well with them.
ReplyDeleteWe used to live on the top of a hill and loved seeing the fog seeping up. Would always hope it wouldn't quite make it to us though. The tully fog we get in Bakersfied, isn't so calming though. It settles in for way too long sometimes.
I love morning fog that flows through valleys.
ReplyDeleteMysterious and spectacular images...
ReplyDeleteThese pictures perfectly match the words - Gorgoues!
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a blessed week,
Kathy
Now, THAT kind of fog, I would enjoy.
ReplyDeletei love the fog...it's so pretty when it settles here over the mountains and in the valleys...beautiful pics!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous illustrations for that poem!
ReplyDeleteLove it!
What a beautiful place you live in! Fog is so mysterious and brings out so many emotions. Great verse to go with beautiful photos. xx
ReplyDeleteNice shots. I sure miss having hills and open country around me.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite poems - simple yet so expressive ! Your photos capture it perfectly !
ReplyDeleteOh I love the fog these are beautiful. B
ReplyDeletethese are really wonderful - did you use a special filter to get the fog capture? I love how the first one draws in your eye - and in the second that tree silhouette on right really makes that capture
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post! The captures show us the unparalled beauty of the countryside.
ReplyDeleteWish you a wonderful week ahead Michelle:)
Beautiful post! The captures show us the unparalled beauty of the countryside.
ReplyDeleteWish you a wonderful week ahead Michelle:)
Calin - I didn't use a filter at all. In fact, no processing other than the watermark you see.
ReplyDeleteI love that poem. Great pics!
ReplyDeleteGreat - peaceful - I love !
ReplyDeletewow.very cool. i love the fog...so mysterious...and what a VIEW!!
ReplyDeleteLovely ethereal images. Always a privilege to have the opportunity to capture scenes like this.
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