We do get all sorts of weather in New York - blizzards, hurricanes, heat waves etc etc. What we rarely get is mist or fog.
Lo and behold, this morning (5th anniversary of the very thrilling plane crash/rescue on the Hudson) there was a mist hovering over the Hudson with the sun fighting to get through. Here from the dog run...
then walking home - and no, there isn't a sepia filter or anything - just what the phone saw.
So I went up to the roof where things were bright and looked toward the river. It reminded me of when I was at school in the midlands of England and looked west from the Malvern Hills over the valley of Bredon. Then I walked down to Chelsea Piers
where I saw a boat.
from the gym I saw a tower in Jersey
and the golf cages swathed in mist.
More Hudson River with New Jersey in the background.
It certainly adds a wonderful 'feel' to the images Elizabeth! A lovely misty walk in NYC!
ReplyDeleteFog is one of those photographer's inspirations like low sunlight. Your "sepia street" is especially superb.
ReplyDeleteWow - hey're stunning Elizabeth and I realise I've never seen a misty photo of NY. The Sepia-ish one is so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photographs! Thank you so much for sharing these view About New York, Elizabeth.
ReplyDeleteIt was grand seeing you all last Saturday. Looking forward to another get together soon.
xo
Absolutely beautiful photographs Elizabeth - fog or mist always adds such a touch of mystery doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteI would never have guessed it was so long since the crash on the Hudson River - how time flies.
Happy New Year to you.
I like misty mornings. Makes me think of your book, "Jane in Winter".
ReplyDeleteOh Elizabeth, the photos ere wonderful but the first two are outstanding !
ReplyDeleteWhen I lived in Laguna Beach I love the fog/misty mornings or evenings. I miss them.
cheers, parsnip
Elizabeth, these photos are stunning! The photo "walking home" is just fantastic and mysterious!
ReplyDeleteLove also the photo of the "roof loked toward the river."
Have a nice weekend.
Many hugs to you and to Buster too.
Lovely shots, Elizabeth, my favorite perhaps that first shot of the plane tree....
ReplyDeleteThe second photo is real atmospheric.
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