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| Gorman Nature Center Foggy Morning |
We had a very foggy morning at Gorman the other day. I arrived in time to make this image and others. I had picked out some views in the forest which I thought would work best during a fog so I decided to walk that trail. The trail was not in as good a condition as I had remembered it. I made several shots but the one I really want to share is the one that helped my find my glasses lens.
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| split Cherry Tree |
The trail was up and down and had many obstructions. It would not be too bad for a hiker but I tow a yard cart containing my photography equipment as I walk. I had difficulty getting it past the obstructions. Anyway, this is one of the shots I made. I still had quite a ways to walk to get back to reasonable, for me, terrain. I started noticing that I could not see as well as I thought that I should. I had been playing with the grandchildren and thought that maybe they had accidentally bent my glasses. I started to try to adjust my glasses as I walked but could not seem to get it right. I was getting tired and was anxious to get home. I made it back to the easy trails and saw an inflorescence of Indian Grass which interested me. I stopped to photograph it. After the shot, I put my glasses back on and realized I was missing a lens. I was so tired that I felt unequal to retracing my steps. I started back to the truck and finally decided I had energy to walk part of the way across the difficult trail. I thought that I could hide my cart and walk without it. I tried to remember when I had begun to notice that my vision was not as good. I stopped at each place where I had made an image along that trail and did not find my lens. I thought of this shot, saying to myself that I would go no further than its location because I was so tired. You have probably guessed that I found my lens near this Cherry Tree. I kind of like the image in sepia.
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