I am flat out with work at the moment and so this is the first time I have properly logged into WordPress for what seems an age (well 5 days!!), and is likely to be this way for another week or so. In turn, I am snatching photo opportunities when I can. This image was taken last Thursday morning just after sunrise with the fog so thick you could look at the shape of the sun 🙂
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Wonderful photo!
Oh dear, I think I’m going to have to go and have a sit down >>> absolutely crushingly beautiful, my friend, maybe the best thing of your’s that I’ve seen >>> and certainly certainly certainly something that I would like to call my own! You have hidden depths! Adrian 🙂
Reblogged this on FATman Photos and commented:
I first started following Lisa Kimmorley’s blog because we share a liking for Silver Efex Pro software – and then found that she knows Bristol too, and the West Country. I enjoy her photography (she is starting into infrared now), but I can only say that I am knocked completely sideways by this particular image. To me, it is an object of absolutely CRUSHING beauty, its as simple as that. It is an impression the natural world, very little is sharp – can you see the ducks? – but it moistens my eyes and moves my soul. I very much want to produce images like this one. Technicals? The almost letterbox format suits it exactly, and having the sky featureless is a decided plus – and as for the rest of it – WOW!!! Adrian
I agree, this is a great shot. Figured you were tied up with work.
Magnificent !!
Great shot. Don’t work too hard. 🙂
Reminiscent of a painting by Turner! Beautiful 🙂
This was well worth waiting for, Lisa. Absolutely dreamlike, inviting, and achingly lovely.
Great shot .. The fog looks so dense
If this image were the last thing I’d ever see, I’d be fortunate (and sad). All the above comments are understated.
Beautiful. Beautiful Lisa.
Love Adrian’s response 🙂
Beautiful.
Wishing you a reprieve soon.
Mystifyingly Beautiful, soo Sensitively captured Lisa
Ethereal is the word that come to mind first. Mornings like this need to be captured – the spirit of them is so often fleeting. Beautiful capture, Lisa, and Adrian is absolutely right to praise you for catching this.
Fantastic!
A BRILLIANT photo! Foggy weather is one of my favorite photo conditions. I love the atmosphere of mystery such a one morning…..
This is such a great picture.