Our temperatures in Seattle are not as extreme as in other areas of the country and we slip a little more slowly into each season as the months go by. The red leaves linger until the winds pick up over the Sound and strips the trees, but even then a few stubborn ones hold on for a bit longer.
I drove around the neighborhood and the park above the harbor on a foggy day this past weekend and got some shots I thought I'd share with you.
The benches are empty.
Fog, mysterious, ghostly.Still holding on. A touch of color, red amongst the evergreen, a few bare limbs.
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Winter i beautiful too....but I don't like it.
ReplyDeletefog gives such a misty other worldly feeling. nice photos.
ReplyDeleteSnowing in Ohio -- it's pretty to look at but hell for driving.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!!!
Looks like home!
ReplyDeleteI gazed longingly at your pictures today. It was 93 degrees F.
ReplyDeleteYou still seem to have a few leaves hanging on to trees - ours are bare... I love these misty pictures. And Winter anyway :-)
ReplyDeleteFog is so mysterious. Your photos are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI love the quality that fog brings to a photo.
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