Lens Artists Photo Challenge #369 – Dreamy

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Ann-Christine’s challenge is Dreamy. In her post she asks “So, what is ”dreamy” for you, and how do you create a dreamy picture? According to the dictionary it is ”having a magical or pleasantly unreal quality; dreamlike.” Soft dreamy photography is one that uses soft light, soft focus, delicate tones, and other gentle aspects to produce ethereal pictures. A blurred, or hazy feel is typical to the images – an almost surreal or unearthly effect. “

I chose a few images of foggy conditions because I like the way fog and clouds create a dreamy feeling.

Foggy morning on a Florida pond

A Scottish castle surrounded by clouds

This building on the Mississippi seems to be floating on clouds

My husband woke me up at almost midnight to see this surreal sunset of Mount Redoubt in Ninilchik, Alaska. I felt like I was still dreaming when I saw it.

Alaska Sunset
Alaska Sunset

Last week you showed us beautiful autumn colors from around the world in response to John’s challenge of Looking Back – Autumn.

Many thanks to Ann-Christine for this challenge. I hope you will join in for this week’s challenge. Be sure to tag your post with Lens-Artists and include a link back to her post Lens-Artists #369 – Dreamy.

Sofia will be our next host. Be sure to check back on Saturday, October 18 at noon eastern time for her challenge.

For information on how to join the Len-Artists challenge please click here.

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36 thoughts on “Lens Artists Photo Challenge #369 – Dreamy”

  12. Usually I’d kill my husband if he woke me up on purpose but in a case like your example, I’d make an exception!! That was my favorite although all of your images are wonderful and perfect for the challenge.

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  13. I bet you are so grateful to your husband for waking you up. I hope to return to Alaska when it is always light. I think that would be fantastic. My favorite photo this week for dreamy is the house that appears to be floating on the Mississippi.

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    1. Thanks Donna! Yes, I’m really grateful Henry woke me up to see that once in a lifetime sunset. We loved every minute of being in Alaska. We were RVing on that trip and returned about 10 years later on an inside passage cruise. The house in the fog was in Natchez, Mississippi.

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