I took this photo in April 2016. Droplets on a spiderweb have been photographed by many photographers before me but what I think makes this ...

Fog creeps over the western end of the Inner Harbour at Work Point while a vee of migrating geese passes high overhead.

Fog doesn't just alter the big picture, it has a wonderful effect on the small scale too, though I imagine spiders are not keen it.

Regular visitor to this site, Furry Gnome, mentions that the sun never stops shining here. It's true - Victoria does get a lot of sunshi...

On a recent walk the fog rolled in and created such a eerie mood. - Fern

Along the shore there are some aspens or poplar trees whose leaves are just turning into coppery disks that shiver in the slightest breeze.

Those of you who visit here regularly will know my fondness for the Fisgard Lighthouse. Thus you will understand why I was happy to see it o...

My walking partners enjoyed the walk on the breakwater as much as I did. - Fern Long

With a kind of backwards logic I thought it would be interesting to go for a walk last night on the breakwater while it was so foggy. Guess...

I never, ever tire of this lovely spot. - Fern

These foggy, misty shots continue to interest me - what I like about this one is the diminishing contrast as the eye moves from the foregrou...

Who can resist the magic that happens when the rising sun sparkles through the mist? - Fern

Here we are looking into the Inner Harbor with Laurel Point on the right and the Songhees condominiums on the left. Usually this view frames...

Though we are still in summer, we've had a few foggy mornings lately when a cold mist drifts in over the city from the strait.

All covered in snow, I lost my true lover, From courtin too slow. Well, it's not ole Smoky and there's no snow but the song came to ...

I confess to a fondness for fog so I liked seeing this fogbank moving in from the ocean the other morning. I realize that for mariners it mu...

The weather continues strange - it's warm and sunny but there is a sharp cool edge to the air not unlike autumn and occasional fogs like...

It was mild and foggy today but the fog was light, more of a mist than a fog. This photo is the lower slope of Beacon Hill.

In her comment on yesterday's post, Knoxville Girl dissed Robert Frost so today, in a demonstration of Astral-American poets' solid...