MIST
September 18th, 2008in the early morning, a fine mist often lies over the water and land that is then dried up by the rising sun.
My friend and neighbor John Johnson captured fishermen in the early morning hours on a Michigan Lake.

in the early morning, a fine mist often lies over the water and land that is then dried up by the rising sun.
My friend and neighbor John Johnson captured fishermen in the early morning hours on a Michigan Lake.

Lines, patterns and lighting prompted photographing and photoshopping this image.

On this blog, we don’t discuss weirdness of politics. Instead, below, find weirdness as a result of photoshopping:
Moonlight:

For artwork to hold significance or persuasion, according to the ancient Greeks, it must have grounding in reality.
How about a rock and its watery reflection falling into outer space,

Stone People at Old Mission Peninsula, fully submerged in the Great Lake a decade or so ago, are now exposed,


Verbascum flanking wild carrot – Queen Ann’s Lace


As Angela Ferreira says:
The emptiness of the background is surreal and the atmosphere is dreamy
late afternoon in the middle of may at Lake Michigan. Heavy winds churned the sand near the shore, turning the water turquoise.

