Season of autumn fogs

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Sometimes I don't even have to bother to find a theme for a photo, it just kind of shows up in front of me! It happened just today, I wake up early in the morning without an alarm, I don't even understand why I woke up. I got out of bed again with no idea why I hadn't continued to sleep, walking through the hallway of the house I looked out the window and saw fog.
It didn't take long for me to get dressed, get my camera, and head outside. I knew immediately where I was going to go, of course, to the canal. The fog was quite thick so visibility was only about 20 to 30 meters.
I quickly reached the canal, to my surprise the fog was even thicker there or it just seemed that way to me. I looked to my left and right as I stood in the middle of the bridge, almost nothing I could see.
In the distance I could see that the sun was going to appear any moment, all that whiteness and the feeling of being lost is really fascinating. I walked by the canal and tried to take as many photos as possible. I came to a small bay, a place that used to be used to turn ships around and today has no any purpose.
A large and calm water surface, which was a pale reflection of the environment, mostly tall trees and reeds, while the rest of the scene slowly disappears in the whiteness of the fog. I've always loved fog, probably because it limits the field of view and forces me to focus on what's really close to me.
Maybe someone will say, well, this all looks more spooky than interesting! To me, it looks like a dream, unreal and I don't have the opportunity to watch scenes like this every day. After only 15 minutes, as the sun began to appear, the fog slowly began to recede and disappear. All it's worth is relatively short, but every moment is a real pleasure!


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28.10.2019. Thanks for visiting my photo blog
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