Foggy Winter Afternoon

Foggy Winter Afternoon - watercolour, 17 x 25 cm

 The sun was going down on a beautiful winter's day, and as the temperature dropped, all the hollows in the landscape began to fill with fog. The effect was quite eerie; an unease I suppose at what might be lurking in those foggy places!

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