SPOOKY...

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I mentioned yesterday that I wasn't sure if the weather we are getting is mist or fog. Yesterday I think it was definitely fog. Early in the morning the visibility really was limited, I was pleased not to be driving. By the time I got to Christchurch Green it had thinned out a little. It was really spooky with figures emerging from and disappearing into the fog. If we get a third morning of it I will definitely think I have been transported back into some bad 1950's horror film. 

MORNING FOG..

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I said on the post yesterday that I thought December was supposed to be grey and sure enough when I woke up this morning it was. Was it fog or mist, not sure but it was very atmospheric anyway.

MISTY NIGHTS.

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Wanstead was covered in fog a couple of nights ago and because this is not a frequent occurrence, I grabbed the camera bag and instead of heading toward the High Street I went to the river Roding. I captured this mystical scene showing reflections in the river and the ghostly lights of the A406 in the background.

MISTY NIGHTS.

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Coming out of the Gallery a few nights ago I looked up the hill toward the Duke of Edinburgh Public House and the scene reminded me of a proper winter evening from my childhood.  There was a slight fog and the car headlights were blazing through it.  To me it was just like the first night of an old fashioned English winter.

ONE MAN AND HIS DOG

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I took this photograph the other morning, quite early just as the fog was lifting.  I love the wintery feel and the flatness of the light caused by the fog.  This is the field at the end of Nutter Lane, I don't know what it's called so any suggestions are most welcome.