I love the ambience of ruins in the mist; the zillions of other tourists disappear making it seem as if I am the first one to to explore this mystical place.
Angkor Wat in the early morning mist…
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Wonderful shots. Love the last photo especially.
There’s something about ruins in mist or fog that is so much better than bold sunlight with everything exposed.
I went misty, too. I like them all but, like Karen, the last is my favorite.
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I think mist adds magic and mystery to all scenes – when I look back over my years of travelling I see all my favourite sights were seen under less than perfect weather…
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