Another Cold and Foggy Morning

It was another cold and foggy morning in Shelby County, Alabama, today, so my camera and I went looking for some more barns to shoot. (If you are not on a phone, click the pictures to see them on Flickr, much better view.)

Through and Through

These may not be as pretty as the one I did the other day (maybe the last one), but these structures are all over the southern part of the county.

Red Barn in Morning, Sailors Take Warning?

I've been wanting to shoot this barn for months, we drive by it all the time. I sort of wish the truck hadn't been there, but hey, it's part of the scene.

Lone Star Lost

This is another one very near our house that we drive by daily, sometimes multiple times. I think the horses are glad they have the shelter.

Morn in the Mist

 It was a beautiful, foggy morning at the farm in Pennsylvania a couple of weeks ago,

with sunbeams shining through the mist,

and spider webs sparkling in the sun,

but 100% humidity is NOT what you want for the hay just mowed the day before.

Up At the Crack of Dawn

Phyllis called me just after she left Tuesday morning to go babysit two grandchildren and said there was a thick fog out and I might could get a good photo for the Ghost/Art 2 Things Challenge.  I jumped in the truck and headed for Beeswax Creek Park on Lay Lake.  I've taken many photos there and I got one I decided to use for the challenge (it will be up Friday night) but as the sun slowly rose I set up on a little point and waited, with the croaking bullfrogs, the jumping bass, and the turtles sticking their snouts out of the water.  I'd hoped for a blazing orange sunrise, but it never lit up like some I've seen, but it was still nice out there, without another soul around, not even a fisherman.

It Was a Cold and Foggy . . .

. . morning yesterday on Lay Lake.  Very little color, but some fruitful silhouettes. 

Orange Moon On A Foggy Morn

My wife spotted this moon peaking through the clouds as she drove early one day last week to babysit her grandson. She called me. I threw on some clothes and grabbed the camera and tripod. Off I went, but so did the clouds. It was a good moon anyway.