Snow this morning, which changed to rain and drizzle. Then fog formed this afternoon late. It was a bleak and dreary day, it seemed. But the fog does have this wonderful way of making scenes magical - in this case, separating the near from the far. I love how the branches of the closer trees are black, and then as the trees get farther away their branches get lighter and lighter gray. I have always loved that effect, and it shows here. I think it makes things more mysterious.
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Dreary Day
Snow this morning, which changed to rain and drizzle. Then fog formed this afternoon late. It was a bleak and dreary day, it seemed. But the fog does have this wonderful way of making scenes magical - in this case, separating the near from the far. I love how the branches of the closer trees are black, and then as the trees get farther away their branches get lighter and lighter gray. I have always loved that effect, and it shows here. I think it makes things more mysterious.
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