Wednesday, the fog was so thick I decided that, combined with fall foliage, would make a great contrast with what the same area looked like around 1pm.
Buildings in the mist.
Somehow, this turned out like a black and white and yellow picture, but not on purpose.
The tall building in the background used to be where our newspaper, the Binghamton Press, was published. Now, it's student housing called...The Printing House.
Now for the sun pictures. They aren't the same views as in my fog pictures, but are within the same couple of blocks downtown. I was more trying to capture fall foliage.
The building to the left (you see just a piece of it) was on the right in the second picture, but barely visible there.
Today, it's back to rain.
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One of the things I like about Fall is how it changes the way I see things as the weather alternates between bright and sunny and rainy and dreary. Great post.
ReplyDeleteYou are getting some beautiful Fall foliage!
ReplyDeleteWe have had a pleasant week, but raining today and through the weekend.
Wow, what a difference fog makes. those trees are lovely, buy the way.
ReplyDeleteYou're getting the best of both worlds with fog in the AM and sun later in the day. Beautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, I love the beauty of autumn and you captured some nice foliage.
ReplyDeleteSuch a big difference in tone, the foggy pics vs the sunshine pics. No fog here yet, but I wouldn't be surprised if we started having those mornings soon.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how one can go from fog to beautiful sunshine in one day.
ReplyDeleteIt's always nice to see fall leaves especially since we don't have much of them in LA.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you got out and captured all of this before the rain came!
ReplyDeleteLovely colours! (Rain here too - again...)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Foggy here every morning. I leave at 6:30 am and one can barely see driving. ANYWAYS--have a beautiful weekend, smiles.
ReplyDeleteWeather talk will become Sky Watch at my house. Your photos are spectacular. It really does look like Oregon/Washington.
ReplyDeleteBe well.
Barbara