A thin grey fog hung over the city, and the streets were very cold; for summer was in England.
– Rudyard Kipling, The Light That Failed –
Sunbeams cut through the morning fog.
As the fog starts to lift, frost steals across the ground.
Water drops freeze onto the tips of the grass blades.
Amusives 
Lovely shots!
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Thanks Rose.
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Amazing photos!
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Thanks Dianna. I’ll have to make one of your creamer/saucer bird feeders for the little bird on my fence post!
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It’s not easy to take photos in a foggy day. These are poetic photos, especially the “As the fog starts to lift,..”.
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Thanks Amy. The hardest part of taking these photos was that my hands were getting so cold. The temperature was just below freezing!
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Love the photo of the blades of grass with the water droplets. Beautiful. I’ve become addicted to making marbles with my photos. I’m using them as my desktop wallpaper and my family is trying to guess which photos I used to make them. 🙂
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What a great idea.
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I’ve posted some over on my blog now. I hope you don’t mind that I mentioned you and linked to your blog.
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Your marbles are beautiful, Cheryl. It is nice to see such an interesting technique be revived!
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Love the misty morning shots.
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Thanks Susan. I guess old dogs can learn new tricks!
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You have worked your magic with this photos! 🙂
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Thanks Dor. It does feel like magic because I don’t know what the result will be until the very last step.
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These pictures are great, Margie. I need to practice more with Photoshop 😉
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I’m going to look for some more tutorials like the one for marbles – I like quick and easy!
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Great shots.
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Thanks!
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Fantastic shots, Margie, some of your very best, I think. And that Kipling quote made me laugh out loud! : )
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Thanks Mark. You are the only one who commented on the quote. I thought it was hugely funny – but maybe that is because I lived through two UK summers.
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