A Monet morning

A serene and very early Saturday morning.

The sky has become an Impressionist painting,

Lovingly smudged in lilac and pink.

Fog turns dawn into a painting by Monet

And out of its misty hills

The trees that hint of the autumn to come

Float as if in heaven.

(All photos completely unedited because sometimes you just can’t improve on Nature.)

For more impressive skies, please visit: Skywatch. Linking to Straight out of the camera too.

113 thoughts on “A Monet morning

  1. ladyfi,
    Oh, I can not find any words to express this exquisite morning!! You went over Monet! Everything is embraced with a fine veil of celestial beings. Stunning!!
    Best wishes,
    keiko

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  2. Sorry, I’m wrong with the comment to another blog. This is yours.
    Beautiful pictures with deliciously light with an equisite delicate subtlety in tones. As a beautiful pastel drawing

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  3. Wow, those are ALL outstanding! I especially like the last shot, as the misty vapor blurs the transition between the real and the mirror image. Worldly and other-worldly all at once.

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  4. From the hand of the Great Creator to your camera…yes, yes it is definitely more than a Monet magical moment. Your talent shines through your pictures sweetie!!! :o)

    God bless your day!

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  5. Heaven on earth indeed! Such breathtaking beauty and what a way to start the day — any day! Awesome captures, as always, LadyFi! Thanks for sharing the beauty! Hope you have a great weekend!

    Sylvia

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  6. Each of these is absolutely gorgeous. You are right — we can’t improve on Nature with settings such as this and with a wonderful photographer to capture them. Thanks for sharing your Monet morning with us.

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  7. Ooooh. That is so beautiful. And I find it fascinating that Monet has affected the way so many people look at things – in Antarctica I saw a version of his waterlilies executed in ice. Such a shame he couldn’t know the far reaching impact he would have.

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  8. “because sometimes you just can’t improve on Nature” – You couldn’t have put it better. The last image takes my breath away. It’s absolutely marvellous. Oh, and I love the title as well.

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  9. If I didn’t know it was real, I’d think you made it all up, Fi! There is that line again – between the lake and the trees – perhaps the mist makes it. Separating what is on land from the watery reflection. I love the way it does that.

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  10. beautiful series, stunning colors and mood
    but the third picture is breathtaking beautiful, love these kind of photos
    many thanks for posting and also for your kind comments on my blog
    I am very busy but will always try to make some comments on your blog

    Regards, Bram

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