Natures Filter


Natures Filter
Originally uploaded by ricmcarthur.
Went out side about 7.30 Saturday morning to see what was around.
Humidity was very high and the moisture was acting as a filter, softening everything.
Once I load the photos onto the computer I realized that I may have had condensation on the lens.
Air conditioning to high humidity and temperature, not good for electronics.

Sometimes unplanned photos can be interesting.

Comments

Susan Gets Native said…
What a beautiful shot!
I have been having the same problem with my camera lens fogging up, but my shots don't come out as nice as that.
10:52 pm
Rondeau Ric said…
Once in a while you have to get lucky. I almost deletec this without really looking when I saw the fog/condensation.
9:57 am
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