I adore fog and mist! Nice use of the light here, and the shots are really well framed! *These remind me a bit of Stephen Hutchings’ work – he’s a Canadian painter, who’s recently done these massive, really ethereal landscapes (the series is called Landscapes for the End of Time). That floating light, and the road especially. Worth having a peek!
Thanks Sydney, I had an interesting look at his site. There is definitely a similar flavour there! I’m not sure how painting has crept into my photographs recently, but somehow it seems to have – much more skill involved to paint these scenes though, I can’t imagine how long he must have taken to paint those enormous paintings..! Sometimes I feel a little like I am cheating somehow..!
Beautiful colors. So soft! I love how, in the first one, at first I thought the bones of the tree were coming through in a weird x ray effect, then saw that one tree was in front. Happy T day!
Settle and Chase 
The first one is really beautiful.
Thankyou Shimon.
It seems that you’ve found it-so emotive.
Thankyou – yes there was such a mood to that day..
I adore fog and mist! Nice use of the light here, and the shots are really well framed! *These remind me a bit of Stephen Hutchings’ work – he’s a Canadian painter, who’s recently done these massive, really ethereal landscapes (the series is called Landscapes for the End of Time). That floating light, and the road especially. Worth having a peek!
Thanks Sydney, I had an interesting look at his site. There is definitely a similar flavour there! I’m not sure how painting has crept into my photographs recently, but somehow it seems to have – much more skill involved to paint these scenes though, I can’t imagine how long he must have taken to paint those enormous paintings..! Sometimes I feel a little like I am cheating somehow..!
breathtaking shots – thank you
I’m glad you thought so, thankyou..
Beautiful colors. So soft! I love how, in the first one, at first I thought the bones of the tree were coming through in a weird x ray effect, then saw that one tree was in front. Happy T day!
That’s a great thought, thankyou – i like the idea of x-rayed trees!
So beautiful, Cath. The first shot is so tonally rich – wonderful.
Thanks so much Richard..
Ooh, I love the fog. So eerie and dreamy. Beautiful photos.
Thankyou very much! Yes me too, I’ve always loved those misty days..
I love all your pictures! These one’s especially!
That is great to hear, thankyou! 🙂
It’s the journey, isn’t it? Mists and sparkles and sweaters.Serene beauty.
Oh it really is..I forget it sometimes..thankyou
Either do I. Perhaps that is the reason we cover so much terrain…
Yes, you could be right! I kind of like that thought..
I love that attitude…and the photos, too…beautiful….
Thanks so much Scott, sometimes you’ve just gotta go..!
You’re very welcome…and that is so true! 🙂
Love the contrast between the subdued fog and the intense orange/reddish hues. I agree, they are very painterly images.
Thanks Deanne – it was an incredible light, something I hope I get to see again!
All such beautiful, exquisite shots of mystery. I love the blotted subtlety of your landscapes!
What a lovely comment – “blotted subtlety”, I really like that! Thanks Patti..
Stunning
Thanks Hayley!
All beautiful, but I especially love the first one.
Thanks Lisa!
these colors are so inspiring!!
Cath, I absolutely adore the last picture. Beautiful!!
Thanks Deborah – glad you liked it!
and another wow !!!
Thankyou! The mist did amazing things that day, I really must go back there this autumn..