Posts Tagged ‘fog’
Frosty, Foggy Winter Scenes
I woke up early on the 12th to find a fresh coat of beautiful, wet snow clinging to the branches of every tree and surface in sight. I went out to play and didn’t need to go far … it was beautiful everywhere I looked! With heavy fog the mountains took turns peeking out for […]
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Tags: Colorado, fog, frost, landscape, mountains, prints, snow, trees, winter
The term cliché is used to describe a phrase, expression, or idea that has been overused to the point of losing its intended force or novelty, especially when at some time it was considered distinctively forceful or unique. It is a somewhat common opinion that sunrise and sunset images are subject to this definition. And, […]
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Tags: Chincoteague, cliché, colorful, fog, foggy, landscape, nature, photo, photograph, photography, sunrise, sunset, VA, Virginia, zen
Chincoteague Trees
While on a recent, South Jersey Camera Club trip to Chincoteague, Virginia one of the highlights for me was photographing before sunrise. The first image below can really be considered a night shot. We certainly had to wake up in the wee hours in order to get to our first location, which was near this […]
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Tags: branches, Chincoteague, color, early morning, fog, foggy, morning, nature, night, outdoors, photography, silhouettes, stream, sunrise, tidal stream, trees, trunk, Virginia
A Feeling of Zen
On the way back from a sunrise shoot not long ago I came upon these foggy scenes. Immediately thinking the scenes were ‘Zen-like’ I later thought, ‘what is Zen, exactly’? After doing a bit of research I found that there is no one single meaning but the images certainly do fit many of the definitions […]
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Tags: bay, clam, fog, foggy, new jersey, peaceful, serene, water, zen, zen-like