Fog on Fair Street (PN#0603013)
"Fog's as thick as peanut butter." --Yukon Cornelius. Rudolph (1964).
"Fog's as thick as peanut butter." --Yukon Cornelius. Rudolph (1964).
posted by eric l houck jr at 9:09 PM
Monday, March 13, 2006
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1 Comments:
This is a fabulous photo. I've always loved the fog - its thickening curtain swaying across the gaping world, allowing only the mere sense of opacity to transfer from one world to the next.
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