Pollarded willow silhouettes emerge from the fog, with reflections in the flood waters of the river Rhee/Cam
It’s cold, still and foggy, resulting in those haunting reflections being sharper than the actual trees!
View of Riverside Meadows, Shepreth, Cambs., from the (slightly submerged) car park next to the river Rhee/Cam – 5/12/2020
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Very atmospheric shots, they do make me shiver!
Thanks, Sel. It seems to have warmed up again now, but the rivers are getting topped up almost daily. It won’t take much to cause widespread flooding round here at the moment.
It’s a bit damp there!
Well, I do live in Frog End!
Ooh, lovely captures, Allison. Fog adds such mystery to a photo.
Yes, it certainly does. It can be quite fun having very little depth of field to a view.
Really gorgeous captures–so beautiful!!
Thanks Tina. It’s a while since we’ve had a good fog!
Superb photos!! The first one really is quite enchanting and would look stunning in a dark frame.
Karen