fog

Ah, a wonderful foggy morning. My first at the new house. I jumped out of bed to catch some photos, of course. (well, jumped but grabbed some coffee…)

Ah, my lovely elm tree in the fog. Misty. Standing watch over the land.

This next one is a shot down our lane. You can barely see the neighbors’ mailboxes. You can see my pretty red one though!

There was a light mist in the air and it was strangely quiet…almost like the quiet of the first snow fall.

I’ve been wanting to catch some fog photos

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, so I’m so glad the weather finally obliged me.  I wish I would have gotten up earlier though. The sun was trying to chase the fog away before I got in too many photos. Next time I’d like to go to the Mizzou campus and catch some fog photos…you know, if I get up early enough.

If you want to see some other fabulous fog shots, you should check out some of  Mary Carroll’s work on Society6. I love, love her fog photos!