Carletta, I find these pictures romantic. The soft light, the fog, the countryside, are so attractive. About your question on my post, the painting are permanent, in that quiet ancient spot in an almost deserted small village.
Well I did come for sky watch but I'm glad I stumbled in here instead. That first shot is magical. I really found it so wonderfully mystical and full of the feel of autumn.
That slaight slant to the photo, combined with the fog gives it a surreal feeling. I wonder if you aren't letting your fearless tranquility lead you into [cue music] The Twilight Zone.
Beautiful poem and photo. I enjoyed scrolling down the page and seeing all the wonderful thoughts and posts I missed during my time in the cave of gloom. You have been busy. Congrats on your new blog too. I'll check it out shortly. Hope all is well. We had fog here tonight and rain which is supposed to turn to freezing rain. There are signs now of grass and earth but it is still mostly white. Still, Spring is on the way. I know it is.
I absolutely love your pictures and blog. Very inspiring.
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Carletta,
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely. Your words and picture just fit perfectly together!
Junie
Isn't that pretty! Sometimes fog can be a nuisance - but mostly I find it to be just another beautiful piece of nature. Obviously you do too.
ReplyDeleteCarletta, I find these pictures romantic. The soft light, the fog, the countryside, are so attractive.
ReplyDeleteAbout your question on my post, the painting are permanent, in that quiet ancient spot in an almost deserted small village.
What a strange athmosphere !
ReplyDeleteso beautiful and moody.
ReplyDeleteYou made a gray day look good...
ReplyDeleteWell I did come for sky watch but I'm glad I stumbled in here instead. That first shot is magical. I really found it so wonderfully mystical and full of the feel of autumn.
ReplyDeleteHey Carletta, Don't hide this talent. Very nice imagery in your poem. Keep writing. Pappy
ReplyDeleteYour verse and photo go together beautifully.
ReplyDeleteThat slaight slant to the photo, combined with the fog gives it a surreal feeling. I wonder if you aren't letting your fearless tranquility lead you into [cue music] The Twilight Zone.
This would be a place I could gaze for hours and never get bored. Truly amazing pictures :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos and awesome poem!
ReplyDeleteWhen are you publishing?
That is really nice!!
ReplyDeleteWow, I love both the pictures and words. You are good!!
ReplyDeleteYou have a great knack for finding words to fit the mood of your pictures. I'm very impressed.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful poem and photo. I enjoyed scrolling down the page and seeing all the wonderful thoughts and posts I missed during my time in the cave of gloom. You have been busy. Congrats on your new blog too. I'll check it out shortly. Hope all is well. We had fog here tonight and rain which is supposed to turn to freezing rain. There are signs now of grass and earth but it is still mostly white. Still, Spring is on the way. I know it is.
ReplyDeleteOh, Carletta, I love these! I bet you knew I would...they are my type of scenes!
ReplyDeleteCarletta, I love the text accompanying your fog photos.
ReplyDeleteVery creative.