Morning mist over the Bobolice in Polish Jura


I have described the Mirowskie Rocks in the post Mirowskie Rocks in Polish Jurassic Highland, and today I want to show a few pictures taken in one magical, autumn morning.




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  1. Jim5/6/16 9:13 am

    Beautiful scenery everywhere.

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  2. Amy5/6/16 10:37 am

    Yes it looks very misty and foggy, pretty much what we are having here in NZ right now :-)

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  3. s.c5/6/16 11:06 am

    Beautiful landscape shots. Very atmospheric.

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  4. Andy5/6/16 12:59 pm

    Immaculate photography.

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  5. Margaret Birding For Pleasure5/6/16 1:21 pm

    The mist shows the layers of tree out so well. These are very beautiful images.

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  6. Ramon Roura5/6/16 4:22 pm

    Incredible !!! What a beautiful shots.

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  7. Olivier Bailleux6/6/16 12:10 am

    Absolument magnifique !

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  8. The Furry Gnome6/6/16 2:56 am

    Awesome photos!

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  9. Taken For Granted6/6/16 4:45 pm

    Your first and last photos look like Chinese landscape paintings. They are beautiful. The middle one is good also, but has too much color for Asian art.

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  10. Lady Fi6/6/16 6:08 pm

    Wow - how utterly gorgeous!

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  11. Sherrie6/6/16 7:32 pm

    Hi,
    Stunning photos. Have a great day!

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  12. Saša S.6/6/16 7:56 pm

    wordless... incredible!

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  13. Unknown6/6/16 8:04 pm

    So pretty. Those pictures really carry you away.

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  14. Carol @Comfort Spring Station6/6/16 10:41 pm

    beautiful photos, fantastic!

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  15. Rhonda Albom6/6/16 11:34 pm

    Wow! Like you, I love fog. Just beautiful.

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  16. Unknown7/6/16 1:35 am

    Amazing photos - the last one reminds me of what you would see in a painting! Well done!!

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  17. NCSue7/6/16 3:56 am

    Misty, marvelous, romantic shots!
    Thanks for sharing at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2016/06/circa-1953-and-now.html

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  18. Unknown7/6/16 4:52 am

    So dreamy and breathtaking. Visiting from Lisa's

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  19. Photo Cache7/6/16 5:15 am

    Spectacular shots.

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  20. Zbyszek7/6/16 6:25 pm

    Magiczne kadry...

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  21. Małgosia i Piotr7/6/16 8:55 pm

    Zjawiskowe widoki :) pozdrawiamy

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  22. likeschocolate8/6/16 6:37 am

    Wow is all I can say!
    http://travelingbugwiththreeboys-kelleyn.blogspot.com/

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  23. betty-NZ8/6/16 10:27 am

    What wonderful photos. I love the fog between the rows of trees.

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  24. Beth F8/6/16 12:39 pm

    Wow! I too love fog and you've captured the atmosphere beautifully.

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  25. Deb Nance at Readerbuzz8/6/16 1:01 pm

    The mist is magical.

    http://readerbuzz.blogspot.com/2016/06/bookexpo-my-first-press-pass.html

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  26. Molly8/6/16 3:30 pm

    This is top quality photography, that last image is particular is absolutely amazing

    Mollyxxx

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  27. ♥ Łucja-Maria ♥8/6/16 6:05 pm

    Znam to miejsce, byłam tam wiele razy ale takiej nieziemskiej scenerii nigdy nie widziałam.
    Hmm, jest jeden wniosek. Nie umiem patrzeć.
    Serdecznie pozdrawiam:)

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  28. Anonymous8/6/16 8:18 pm

    Wow, breathtaking! You must have been at a high point to be able to shoot these photos! Many thanks for sharing these with SEASONS -am honored, this is professional work. Looking forward to see what you'll post next week! Enjoy this one (week):)

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  29. Klara8/6/16 9:40 pm

    beautiful!

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  30. Debz9/6/16 12:46 am

    Fantastic photography!

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  31. Ida9/6/16 3:45 am

    These are gorgeous. I loved them all but my favorite was the 2nd shot.

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  32. NatureFootstep10/6/16 9:15 am

    wow, that is a a beautiful landscape and the mist made it even better :)

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  33. Jutta.K.10/6/16 10:28 am

    Amazing photos !
    Great
    Greetings from Germany

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  34. thomas10/6/16 1:37 pm

    Wow! What a spectacular view

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  35. Anonymous14/6/16 7:40 pm

    Oh wow, these shots are stunning. I can see them hanging on a wall for sure. The top shot is my favorite.

    Thanks so much for linking to Life Thru the Lens. I enjoy your posts.

    Lisa

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  36. MelodyK13/9/16 5:10 pm

    Amazingly wonderful views... How i would love to see them for myself

    Have a nice ABC-day / – week
    ♫ M e l ☺ d y ♫ (ABC-team)
    http://melodymusic.nl/abc-wednesday-9-j

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  37. Trubes13/9/16 5:53 pm

    Thes pictures are amazing just reminds me of an Autumnal
    morning mist in Scotland midst the amazing scenery there.
    Thanks for sharing with us.
    Best wishes,
    Di,
    ABCW team.

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  38. Roger Owen Green14/9/16 3:47 am

    what a great effect!

    ROG, ABCW

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