Freezing fog has its benefits

[Fangman]

Something to wake up to

First sight of sunlight

Hoar frost on the willow

and the pheasant trying not to get frozen toes
The downside is that the battery in my wife's car decided it did not like the cold!
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[GeorgieGirl]

:thumbup:I like ALL of these,:thumbup:

 

[Allen]

Very nice.

 

[ziggo]

Very nice! I really like the fact that your morning view has a castle in it (it's a castle in #1 and #2 right?)

 

[oldmacman]

I love the quality of light in the second shot. Nice capture.

 

[JacobGriz]

nice, i always want to take pics in the morning fog, but don't have time

 

[kundalini]

You have such a lovely view from your back garden, regardless of which season.

 

[Frequency]

First one is a Master's work

Third: In fill frame i am not that happy with this

In the bard photo, it would have been better to have more light on the birds face

Regards

 

[Light Artisan]

Very nice, sure does make it feel like a whole new world - love it when that happens.

Jealous of the pheasant photo, trying very hard to get a good pheasant in flight photo myself, but would sure be happy with a good one like this as well - very fast birds.

 

[DirtyDFeckers]

The first image doesn't really do anything for me... as for the rest, they are beautiful... Nice work!

 

[Mecal]

I like the sunrise picture.

 

[Fangman]

it would have been better to have more light on the birds face Regards

You tell the Pheasant - it was on the run or perhaps tell thesun to rise in the West. I do use fill in flash a lot for the small birds around the feeders as I am shooting into the light - due South, but this was a snap shot and the flash did not charge in time.

Thanks for all the kind comments - having Ely Cathedral on the skyline does help!

 

[Frequency]

it would have been better to have more light on the birds face Regards

You tell the Pheasant - it was on the run or perhaps tell thesun to rise in the West.

It's not a big problem; just suggestion

 

[Fangman]

Always open to suggestions - it is the way we learn and share knowledge. Have been trying to persuade the sun to light just where I wanted it for the last 62 years since starting with a 5x4 plate camera of my fathers back in 1948. Dish developing and contact printing - he was a keen amateur photographer before the Second World War and he was keen for me to follow. Chemicals stinking the house our were never popular with my mother - different today with a darkroom in the computer.