Yesterday morning was very foggy in these parts so I took a bit of time to go out and get a few shots. This is a view from the bridge on Frank Line in London.
© Sheila Creighton 2012
Tracks in Fog
Posted on by Sheila Creighton •
Posted in Landscape
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Tagged fog, London, Ontario, photography, train tracks, trees
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18 Comments
Oh, yes! Lovely! Autumn is making its presence felt. We’re having some chill nights here – along with some gloriously sunny days – resulting in similar atmospheric conditions.
thank you – yes, this time of year is a good time for these types of shots – we’re still getting the hot days and I hear they are supposed to last into fall so hopefully there will be other foggy opportunities.
Wonderful image, Sheila!
thanks Ted – train tracks carry such stories….
gorgeous!
thanks Paula!
Really like this one Sheila, excellent!
thank you Mike! Fog is such a great friend to the photographer
Fabulous Fog!
yes fabulous fog… so mysterious and universal.
thanks aj! I thought you might like the train reference
mysterious – where do they lead…
thanks Stevie – fog is such a great thing… they actually lead into the city but carry many tales of travel…
At first I didn’t like this, Sheila, but looking at it longer I do – there is a very unusual effect here, in which the railway tracks seem to be rising up into the air and disappearing into the clouds – railroad to heaven??? Adrian
thanks Adrian. the tracks do create a bit of an optical illusion.
Oh I love this… the train could take us anywhere our imagination could send it.
thanks – that is so true.