halcyon_garden | Entries tagged with fog

It was a soggy, foggy day. Lots of vibes outside, but not the weather for stargazing.

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A set of photos from my post sunset walk in the fields on Jan 17. It was a beautiful clear day.

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It was a wonderfully foggy day. The vibes outside were perfect.

a large oak tree in the fog

fog in the plum orchard, the trees are looking wild and gnarly

a foggy view of the wild wetland area near the stream, with fallen trees in the foreground

close up of some textured old wood, the trunk is without bark, it is various shades of brown and tan and looks damp

a row of trees between the fields along the stream, they are vanishing into the fog in the distance

All sounds seemed subdued out in the fields, only the crows came through with their loud and moody calls.

a tree between the fields, in the fog

another tree between the fields, in the fog. it has an eye that is looking at us.

the edge of a field with various trees, shrouded by fog as they fade into the distance

a spindle bush with a lot of dark pink fruit on it

a view of a pasture, with a small tree and a fence in the middle and larger trees pale behind distant fog

looking up at layers of increasingly faded large oak tree branches that appear dark and colourless against the white sky, they still have some leaves that are equally dark.

some large willow trees in the low light fog, with faded orange and grey-green autumn leaves on them

a large oak tree with a tiny linden tree in front, whose bright yellow-orange leaves are contrasting with the dark oak trunks

On my way back, I pulled these carrots from my garden. I did not have a lot of luck with them this year, very few of the plants survived the slug parades. I shall try again next year.

a medium sized and a tiny yellow carrot with green still on, laying on a countertop

a medium sized and a tiny yellow carrot with green still on, laying on a countertop

Housekeeping note: I've been having some difficulty putting up these posts lately, due to me being busy and also my recent tendency of taking a large number of photos every day. The most effort intensive part, unfortunately, is writing alt text for all of them. I really hate to compromise on an accessibility feature that I believe is important. But if I don't do that sometimes, then the posts won't go up at all. I am still doing my best to write useful alt text whenever I am able to, which is likely going to be on the majority of my posts. Otherwise the posts, such as this one, will be tagged with #alttextmissing.

If you would like to volunteer to help me write alt text from time to time, please contact me in the comments of this post or via my discord server. The discord server is also where I post my photos daily as soon as I finish editing them, so they're on there faster and more reliably than here.

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I went on a little trip today with my family. We visited a castle and had a short walk in the park there.

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After I got home from the trip, I had another walk by myself, through familiar territory at sunset.

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I had a busy day and barely made it out before sunset. It was chilly and there was fog over the fields.

I like the slight glitch effect from the misaligned HDR exposure in this pic:

post sunset over the fields. there is fog in the distance. the sky is a soft pastel gradient. the image is very grainy and slightly glitched from a misaligned HDR exposure, making the trees and powerlines appear in double

post sunset over the fields. there is fog in the distance. the sky is a soft pastel gradient. the image is very grainy and slightly glitched from a misaligned HDR exposure, making the trees and powerlines appear in double

another shot of the post sunset fields and distant fog. there are rows of young plants starting to grow in the field.

The willow trees are rapidly losing their leaves.

willow tree branches silhouetted against the darkening post sunset sky, along with some tall grasses next to the fields.