I just love how the fog simplifies everything. If I were to take this same image on a clear day, you would of seen buildings, the Potomac River, and who knows what else. The fog cleared everything else out and left a beautiful backdrop to highlight these beautiful willow tree branches. Seriously, in love.
What’s the first thing you do when you wake up? Me, I check my emails, check my social media accounts, and the weather all while I’m still in bed. I feel like it kinda wakes me up before I actually have to get up. So when I saw that there was fog Christmas morning, I immediately got up.
I’m starting to really enjoy the fog. I dunno, it’s like you’re walking through this really warm cloud and who wouldn’t want to walk through a really warm cloud? This day was really different though. Not because it was Christmas but because it was SUPER foggy. I couldn’t even see the Washington Monument while I was driving into the city and that thing is huge!
After walking around for 30 minutes the fog slowly started lifting the monuments started coming into view. Love how unique this perspective turned out and grateful it turned out to be a white Christmas after all 🙂
Frankie says Merry Christmas
So theres no hope for any of these, huh? So weird to have such a warm Christmas this year. 73 degrees! This must be what it’s like to have Christmas down under, eh?
And this is just a few blocks away from the One World Trade Center. I love New York for this reason. Theres just too many things to see and do all in this little cramped up space. Most of it being totally awesome.
It’s like this place was created for photos. Love at first sight and I didn’t want to leave.
All my love to One World Trade Center <3
