My photos of the early morning autumn fog
I know I've blogged before about my farm shrouded in the early morning fog. However, I just can't seem to get enough of how incredibly beautiful things look covered in a misty blanket. On a recent Saturday morning, I awakened to these glorious autumnal sights and once again, I grabbed my Canon EOS-1D and headed out the door to enjoy this magic.
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- A closer view of these, often photographed, ancient apple trees
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- The sun beginning to rise over Cantitoe Corners
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- I love shooting this view. I’ve taken it in every season and in every weather condition.
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- The corn crib was nearly hidden in the shroud.
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- This tree in the distance is a young pin oak – a new addition to the landscape.
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- An eerie bank of fog rolling across the meadow
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- Draped in fog, this carriage road seems to go on forever.
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- A wooded road leading to an open field
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- A grove of maples turning with the season
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- Dense fog at a lower elevation
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- The woods are very peaceful in the early morning fog.
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- There is such an exciting contrast of color.
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- This is the run-in shed for my horses, painted Bedford gray, just like all of the other buildings at the farm.
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- You can barely see the tennis court off in the distance.
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- It’s amazing how quickly these weeping willows have grown over the past few years.
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- These are my chicken coops – the roosters are crowing with the rising dawn.
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- This ancient crooked sycamore makes a great silhouette on this foggy morning.
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