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Early Morning Fog in Anza, CA

I left my house this morning at 6 Am for a meeting in La Quinta, in the desert near Palm Springs. I had my camera and could resist grabbing a fee pics on the trip out. This was near Anza, CA as the fog was lifting. The views of the farmland, amidst the fog, with the mountains in the distance, was worth the minute or so it took to pull over and snap the photo.

Fog lifting in the mountains near Anza, CA - Jeff Dowler

Posted by Jeff Dowler ~ Carlsbad Real Estate ~ 760-840-1360 on 04/25/2009 01:10 AM

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Jeff as always great pics, you are traveling a lot, how's bussiness?

Jeff, I think the best habit I've picked up since blogging on Active Rain is carrying a camera at all times. You never know! And I'm glad you had yours handy for this one!

I love to see the early morning fog rising. For some reason it makes me want a cup of coffee and enjoy the view.

Very worth the time to snap and the time to share. I am taking the camera on a little field trip today myself. have to rev up my localism posts a bit.

Jeff - nice picture, I get that same kind of fog where I live sometimes and it has kind of an eerie feel, but I like it at the same time!! It always makes me think the sun is going to shine a be a beautiful day!

Endre - keeping pretty busy, much more than 2 months ago.

Pat - I agree. It is a VERY rare occasion when I do not have my camera and my Flip video with me and ready to go. Have missed some terrific photos in the past.

Judi - I like how it is always changing, and how different the landscape

Paddy - it's always work in progress for me. So we will get to see the fruits of your labors afyter today?

Sharon - living near the coast, like you, this is pretty common. It was fascinating to be driving through the mountains and actually see where the marine layer ended in the distance.

Jeff