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100/365, originally uploaded by Barb Kellogg.

...just a cold, misty, and miserable day here today. But it was foggy this morning. Fog is a photographer’s friend. It hides a multitude of distractions, and it can be dreamy, eerie, or a combination of both.

Take a peek at my other 365s from the week by clicking on the photo. I finally got everything uploaded today from the rest of the week. It will take you to Flickr. I’m definitely in a monochrome mood lately. Monochrome can also simplify an image, as color can distract from your intended subject matter. And I like that it’s kind of “old school”. (Ok, I suppose it depends on your age how “old” old school is! Actually, monochrome never left, it just goes in and out of fashion, like everything else.)

