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London, ON, October 2007
Even the "other" London gets fog. And when the murk rolls in, I like to take the camera out for some exercise. As you can see, a bit of excess low-altitude humidity can turn even the most average-looking suburban street into a softly mysterious - and oddly quiet - world. I love being outside when it gets like this.
Your turn: Please come up with a creative caption for this photo. It supports this week's Thematic Photographic theme, road (see here for more TP fun.) If you're new to Caption This, click here for more background.
About last week's photo of a strange-looking cloud formation: I'm glad I'm not the only one who stares at the sky. The following honorable menschens suggested these evocative captions:
- Terri: "Jumbo the Nimbus Cloud."
- Anne: "When pigs fly."
- Jean: "Between the lines."
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17 comments:
"Murky Mile" ?
How about:
"Damn, I wish I'd shot that!"
Because just now, those are the only words I got.
I'm thinking of Mystery Book titles.... :)
Where evil lurks....
The muffled sounds of loneliness.
Empty Echoes
Portrait of Peril.
I, too, love fog. When it comes around I just feel like nothing matters except what is visible. It's like a soft hug. So I came up with "Embraceable Dew". Pardon the pun, but it's the best I can come up with at this time.
Beautiful shot, and I agree with Mojo -- I wish I'd shot that!
Misty moonlight.....
Thanks a lot, Carmi... Double score, wow :)
For this week:
* Light at the end of the tunnel
Real Life In Sepia
T P Soup
(maybe the term "pea soup" is no longer used to describe thick fog. Thats what I remember my folks saying when we were driving in it. "This stuff is as thick as pea soup." I just thought it appropriate for the Thematic Photograph: TP)
I cant think of anything witty to say but it is a beautiful shot!!
I too love that time of mystery & quietness.
red moon rising
reminiscing in the mist
just lacking gorillas in the mist ;)
the calm before the storm
red sky at night, sailors delight, red sky in the morning, sailors take warning
"This is how horror movies start"
That's what I always think with a foggy scene. It's eerily beautiful.
And, my road photo was taken in Colorado Springs at the Garden of the Gods. Beautiful place, we went there twice on the same trip.
I need a spoon.
Red pea soup
carmi, nothing funny is coming to me this week, again.
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