Fog, framed

Quite a few of my photo albums reflect the weather.

They have names like ‘frosty fun’, ‘snow – early’, ‘November snow’ and ‘more snow than you thought possible’.

They talk about ice, chill factor freezing and long winter walks.

I don’t think it will surprise you then to learn that these photos come from the album:

Freezing fog and frostbitten fingers.

But just look at the view – those cold fingers were certainly worth it.

For more cool shots, please visit: Skywatch.

85 thoughts on “Fog, framed

  1. Dear Fi: There is something about the composition of the first photo that absolutely mesmerizes me…the tones of the sky,hipnotize!!
    Even I would freeze my fingers to see this in person!!! You are a camera genius!!

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  2. The colors in the first one are an obvious hit! The unusual burnished color that is filtering down through the the tree limbs is so unusual looking. I don’t know if I’ve seen the sky quite that color before… Stunning!

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  3. Love the caption, love the images – they are absolutely stunning and I lack words to describe how beuatiful they are. All I can say is – wow!…
    xoxo

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  4. I don’t know what is wrong with me but as soon as I saw the second picture, you know what my first thought was? What the heck is that man doing being buried under the snow? See, what I think you meant as the dog I thought was a man’s head sticking out of the snow.

    I need help, I know.

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  5. Your photos are so terrific, I had to put on another sweater just to look at them! Fantastic captures as always, ladyfi! And as always, thank you for sharing them and for being a part of Sky Watch!! Have a wonderful weekend! Stay warm! But take lots more photos!

    Sylvia

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  6. I don’t like fog because I turn the light on. When I stop the car, and shut the door and forget to turn the light off. When I go home, I can’t start the car. Not nice in the cold winter.

    This every happen to you?

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    1. No – in Sweden we have to have the lights on all the time so that they are switched on and off automatically as you turn the engine on and off… Pretty smart!

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  7. Definitely worth it. Of course, they’re your fingers, but since you said it first, I can only agree. Gorgeous photos, worth the pain and effort!
    — K

    Kay, Alberta, Canada
    An Unfittie’s Guide to Adventurous Travel

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  8. Yup, that first pic does it for me, can’t really describe the feeling but i’ve been here for 10mins or so just looking!….. says it all I guess, thank you so much for giving me 10mins peace!….:) look forward to more!…:)

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  9. I am in love with that first photo. It looks like a place I would want to walk right into and see what happens. It looks like magical things could happen in a place like that.

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  10. Magnificent, you captured moments that are indeed highlights of the cold season!

    Congratulations on winning the Post of the Week Award!

    To wonderful photography and the beauty of the seasons,
    Merisi

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  11. Absolutely beautiful photos and absolutely worthy of top POTW! A picture is worth a thousand words is exactly the perfect description for this post. Congratulations.

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