What would you tell, looking at those photos?
Mists and fogs really change the whole picture, the feeling and the moods.
I would say that fogs turn one ordinary, or not so ordinary in that particular case, landscape into a true fairy-tale, or using other words, fogs could turn a post-card into a true story.
One story that tells a lot more than thousand words...
You probably know by now how much I love Black & White or sometimes referred as Monochromatic photography. I have always believed that while Color Photography shows the external part of our world, Black and White Photography shows the soul, the inner hidden side of everything. Please consider the first photo of this post as my entry today to the established #monomad daily contest by the monochromes account and community and supported by the qurator account, thank you everyone for your hard and continuous efforts to build and grow this great community!
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