Foggy Mourning Walk...

[f4fwildcat]

I awoke Sunday mourning and when I put the dogs out, I knew I must quickly dress and head out. I drove to Pawnee Prairie Park and tried to capture the fog on the Prairie...










A fine mourning it was...

[beachcomber]

That was a great early morning session, and while all four pictures impress, the third and final ones are my favourites.
Love the spiders web with its detail and fragility and the wavy leaf thistle is quite beautiful, with colours, detail, focus and DoF just right. Nice job Tom

beach

[mr_whizard]

One hell of a morning!!! Really really coool pics!! 3rd and the final pictures are my favs too <3
IMO the wavy leaf thistle could do with a little more saturation to it to pop out the colors.

[f4fwildcat]

Originally Posted by beachcomber

That was a great early morning session, and while all four pictures impress, the third and final ones are my favourites.
Love the spiders web with its detail and fragility and the wavy leaf thistle is quite beautiful, with colours, detail, focus and DoF just right. Nice job Tom

beach

Thanks beach, for your kind words. I felt quite fortunate to find the little web.

Originally Posted by mr_whizard

One hell of a morning!!! Really really coool pics!! 3rd and the final pictures are my favs too <3
IMO the wavy leaf thistle could do with a little more saturation to it to pop out the colors.

Thanks Mr. Whizard for your input and for your kind words.

[jakethepig]

A lovely set from your walk Tom. I love the first one with the foggy background. Nice composition in the second one and that web caught all the morning dew. The last one is very nice too and the colours and composition are excellent. Thanks for sharing your walk Tom.

Dave.

[f4fwildcat]

Originally Posted by jakethepig

A lovely set from your walk Tom. I love the first one with the foggy background. Nice composition in the second one and that web caught all the morning dew. The last one is very nice too and the colours and composition are excellent. Thanks for sharing your walk Tom.

Dave.

Thank you so much Dave. I t was a fine mourning indeed. Thanks again.