A ‘Soft’ Day or a Glass of Milk?

The weather Deities must have heard about this weeks Lens-Artists Challenge. Ann Christine gave us the challenge of “soft “.

I did not think I had photos that would work for the soft challenge. But ….when I woke up this morning we had dense fog. It was 0 Celsius and 92% humidity according to our weather station. The Weather Deities had given me a chance to respond to the challenge. My husband looked out and said: “It’s like living in a glass of milk.”

Here are my photos.

The view from the kitchen window. The twigs that mark the edge of our property are barely visible.
View of our back garden Cannot see the farmer’s silos or the barn and other buildings. Just a soft veil of fog.

Three hours later the soft veil of fog has lifted and everything is back in sharp clarity. We still have snow on the ground and the sky is grey but nothing is soft about the view.

Comments

32 responses to “A ‘Soft’ Day or a Glass of Milk?”

  1. pattimoed Avatar

    How nice that Mother Nature cooperated with us! I love the moodiness of your images in the fog. Beautiful!

    1. anne leueen Avatar

      Thank you Patti!

  2. popsiclesociety Avatar

    Brrr…better to stay indoors! But beautiful and mysterious photos 😉

    1. anne leueen Avatar

      Yes it is vastly colder than where you are. But we get used to it and have the clothing, boots etc. The fog can be a driving challenge however as the visibility is so hampered. But the morning I took those photos at 7:30 am by !0:30 am it had completely cleared!

  3. sustainabilitea Avatar

    Lovely shots, Anne. They bring back good memories of waking in the park on cold winter days with snow and sometimes fog. 🙂

    janet

    1. anne leueen Avatar

      Thank you Janet. It was such a dense fog and with all the snow as well I ran tongetna couple of photos.

  4. thelonelyauthorblog Avatar

    These images were perfect for the challenge. Brrrrr….

    1. anne leueen Avatar

      Thank you. I appreciate your comment.

  5. doar nicole Avatar

    I see what you mean now, yes, seems the Weather Deities have really prepared this.. both soft and harsh snow show for the beginning of March there, really, thinking of the cold, I mean. But the photos are very nice, soothing even, it all looks peaceful and still. 😊

    1. anne leueen Avatar

      The fog lifted but the snow remained. We are ready for some warmer weather and spring up here. But we must have patience. It will come.

  6. Emma Cownie Avatar

    Oh fog is quiet lovely s long as you dont have to go anywhere in it! I like your description of it like being in a glass of milk!

  7. Subbashini Meenakshi Sundaram Avatar

    The sky is also in the color of snow on snowy days, everything looks same, glass of milk is very correct I feel.

  8. dprastka Avatar

    Ooh, perfect morning fog (definitely looks like a milky morning!) So soft and quiet! What neat photos for your challenge!

    1. anne leueen Avatar

      The fog was a serendipity !

  9. Kathleen Jennette Avatar

    Beautiful.

    1. anne leueen Avatar

      Thank you!

  10. JohnRH Avatar

    Soft focus indeed. Excellent.

  11. Amy Avatar

    These two images are like beautiful painting. Love the first one especially.

    1. anne leueen Avatar

      Thank you Amy!

  12. whippetwisdom Avatar

    It looks so beautiful and dreamy in the fog Anne, perfect for the ‘soft’ challenge! Wishing you all a happy Monday and a lovely week ahead xxx

    1. anne leueen Avatar

      Happy Monday and a Happy week ahead for you Xenia.

      1. whippetwisdom Avatar

        Thank you Anne! 💜 xxx

  13. Irene Avatar

    “Living in a glass of milk” made me giggle. Great description of a foggy morning. 😁

  14. Anne Sandler Avatar

    Thank you weather Deities and thank you Anne. Beautiful images of soft.

  15. Leya Avatar

    Well, I just wrote a comment…but it disappeared in the fog it seems! Here we go again: I think the weather guys were very alert to get featured in a challenge! And a glass of milk is a very apt description of the situation – my compliments to your husband and to you!

    1. anne leueen Avatar

      No worries it did turn up. Maybe you could not see it as I had not approved it. I don’t always get a chance to approve comments when I am riding at the barn . But thank you for sending it twice!

      1. Leya Avatar

        Dear Anne – don’t you carry a tablet or a phone for Biasini too? ;-D Just joking! That would be a very stressful way of living – so I’m glad you share your full time attendance there to the two of you. The disappearing of comments is otherwise not that unusual in my blogging life…so I sent another one. Glad you got it anyway!

        1. anne leueen Avatar

          I believe Biasini would be on the phone all the time if he had one. But seriously he is a good fellow. We had a rider whose horse had a bad turn and decided to do some rodeo moves and dumped his rider. This happened about 10 feet in front of Biasini and he put his head up and snorted twice but did not move. I honestly felt he knew he had to be sensible so I would not get hurt. I had already dismounted and was standing next to him so if he had bolted, as many horses would in that situation ,he would have plowed into me. I am very grateful to have a horse with his good sense .

          1. Leya Avatar

            Interesting – and when both of you have a good sense, it ends nicely. Great to hear the story!

  16. Leya Avatar

    Well, well! What doesn’t the weather guys do to get featured in a challenge! And a beautiful glass of milk too -A perfect description – my compliments, Anne, to you and your husband 😚

  17. Robert Parker Avatar

    I like a foggy day, which is a good thing, living in Milwaukee, it’s pretty common. I’ve never heard that glass of milk comparison, I like it!

    1. anne leueen Avatar

      My husband made it up. With the snow on the ground and the white fog it did loom like a glass of milk.😄

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