There was heavy fog when I got up this morning, but it had cleared by the time I was walking to work. When I reached the park, the trees were covered in water drops, sparkling in the sun. I'm not sure if it was just from the fog or if it had rained a bit in the night. Regardless, I was captivated by it and had to pull out my camera and see if I could capture a little taste of it.
I experimented with what was in focus and what wasn't, trying to get the feel of how it looked to me in real life.
When I reached the railway bridge the trees on the far side were backlit by the sun. When I reached them I found they were covered in a thin layer of melting ice, so maybe there was some freezing rain.
As I was taking photos I ran into my retired neighbor who goes out walking rain or shine. As the years go by he gets slower, but don't we all. He always has a cheerful hello for whoever he meets.
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I experimented with what was in focus and what wasn't, trying to get the feel of how it looked to me in real life.
When I reached the railway bridge the trees on the far side were backlit by the sun. When I reached them I found they were covered in a thin layer of melting ice, so maybe there was some freezing rain.
As I was taking photos I ran into my retired neighbor who goes out walking rain or shine. As the years go by he gets slower, but don't we all. He always has a cheerful hello for whoever he meets.
See all 15 photos in this album
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