I was on my way to work about 11:00 pm heading south on Route 128 when I came upon patches of fog. It was a strange fog with areas forming about 50' above the roadway in spots as I drove. By the time I turned onto Route 62 in Danvers the fog lowered to ground level and very thick in spots. About 1:00 am making my rounds at work I headed up to the roof top mechanical room. There I check to make sure all systems are running normal then decide to poke my head out the door to check the weather. Spread out before me a thick carpet of fog has spread across the North Shore, above a clear star lit sky. As I looked in amazement I saw a brilliant meteorite streak straight above. The fog ran from ground level to about the 7th or 8th floor of this 18 story building and I headed back down to my office to grab my camera. While setting up the camera on a mini tripod the moon broke through above the carpet and I was in awe!
Looking towards Cape Ann!
Fishermen's Memorial looks out into the fog.Harbor Cove
Schooner "Thomas E. Lannon" resting in fog.
The old Birdseye building.
Layer of fog!
Disappearing Dog Bar Breakwater.
Coming in for a landing.
July 2007 the Thomas E. Lannon" becalmed in a hazy sunset.
Good Harbor Beach
2 comments:
Your first photograph is just beautiful. I also like the one of the tall ship.
Lynda in Michigan
A wonderfull place, great fotos, greeting from Belgium.
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