fog

June 30th, 2008 | 235 Entries

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235 Entries for “fog”

  1. 50% opacity in photoshop
    in the mornings on the lake
    makes it hard to see when driving
    hard to make in cinema 4d
    can be very beautiful in the morning
    hot and cold temperatures mixing?

    emily smith
  2. …the fog was gray, and moist on my damp face as I fleed down the dark street. I breath it in as I run, suddenly its all I see. It cools my green eyes and my tears flow.

    breeze
  3. ships flail wildly and emanate
    deeply and throaty.
    london is still sleeping
    and it will never wake from its sleeping beauty slumber.
    there is no prince.

    tristan verse
  4. wow, this is amazing and i think i see a frog and it has rabies or whatever.
    let’s start over, i’m writing song lyrics now,
    i’m gonna make alot of typo’s of course,
    now what’s the point in this?
    oh yeah, just write… no thinking… yeah.
    haha, i’m starting to get bored, i think i’m just writing my thoughts now… awesome,
    yeah, so… there was no frog.
    never a frog to begin with,
    just random crap.

    JESIKA HELMS!
    <33

    jesika
  5. fog consumed us all. we saw nothing. we felt nothing but the cool air surrounding us. we went on… we moved on.

    asdjfk
  6. cold an holding on to you tight. all around you making you feel more mystical like there is something wonderful behind it. hiding from you, all you need to do is let yourself find it, there is true beauty behind the fog

    michael landis
  7. thick smelly fog from the see. smothering everything. no spectacle. no clarity. no relief. out of your league with sogb

    davie stevens
  8. the grayness of the road enveloped my car as i drove through, slowly. the headlights seem to become swallowed up. disappearing entirely after 2 feet. and yet i was not scared – in fact, i was enthralled. the unknown. it is not scary. it is full of possibility. it is FULL OF POSITIVE POTENTIAL. insha’Allah!

    Anjum
  9. I stumbled through the morning fog running away from the silent assassin. He was gaining ground becoming ever so close. I could hear him breathing, the sound of his feet clicking on the concrete as he became more than just a speckled image on the horizon. I stopped abruptly, spinning around to face him while simultaneously drawing my katana.

    Bobby Fischer
  10. The fog descended so slowly, they barely noticed it until it had surrounded them and cut them off from the hills around. They held hands and continued to chatter on in order to keep their rising sense of unease at bay.

    tinsenpup
  11. the fog began to roll in around four o’clock. i watched it from the window of my tiny apartment as it slowly wrapped itself around the city like a huge gray blanket. it crawled between the tighly packed buildings, taking care to fill all the empty spaces.

    ad finem
  12. it rolled in not evenly but with shudders as if there were a large body inside rolling around as if it were a quilt, a fluffy quilt, but this was menacing, as if it would be a dirty sweaty unshaven giant coming at me with yellowed broken fingernails

    John Shanahan
  13. and so the fog itwirled and tinded with little frongs and fairies and everything was happy but then there was some thicker fog and a sort of mis which is really the same thing but the frogs were allergic and the faeries never saw the little amphibians again.

    Silent Orosco
  14. very very hard to see through this kind of thing. its like a confusion that comes over your mind. it restricts visibility. you know that your mind is not playing games when you feel the fog. i mean, you can feel the humidity, and the weather conditions.

    Zara
  15. It’s been very foggy lately. My mind, that is. Sometimes I feel like I’m misinterpreting the signs, that the so-called fog is clouding my thoughts, and making them impossible to discern, and other times I try to find the lighthouse guiding me back to rational thinking.

    Kaitlyn R.
  16. The fog in the morning. It drifts silently from the tips of the ever-green grass. The dampness has a certain smell to it. It’s the smell of a new day. Will this fog bring a good day? Or is it the beginning of the worst day of your life? Fog is tricky. But if you listen to it, it can give you many answers.

    Karin
  17. so creepy and eerie. It makes me frightened to go out at night or even in the early morning. I fear that someone could come out from anywhere. Once the fogs starts to disappear I realize all of the things that are wonderful around me that I can see once again.

    roshelle
  18. i like fog very much, it calms me down greatly. If i could, i would spread fog all around the world all day every day. Fog is absolutely amazing in every way. Its beautiful and hides the world in a fantastic way. Mer mer mer mer mer. Fog is awesome shit yo.

    Breanne Rose
  19. Fog is foggy. How else do you explain it ? Its just a weird form of water. Mysterious. Foreboding at times. Mystic. What lies behind it?

    Laura Fitz
  20. i love fog it makes me feel like i’m in a horror movie. When its foggy out i secretly hope for zombies. It probably wouldn’t be that cool.

    Sundance Kid
  21. Our perception is more clouded than we would like to believe… The deepest fog is the mental one that enshrouds your thoughts in a wall of vapor, and it is this which holds our relationhips at ransom.

    Benjamin Cole
  22. as i walked out of my bedroom, into my all glass kitchen, i noticed a menacing fog in the distance.
    the fog approached my house, and i suddenly began feeling cold and dead. someone had taken my soul, and i shall never feel again.

    LAAWWWWLL
  23. In what short time we have on earth we seem to stumble endlessly through a fog. It’s only when we grasp the hand of another. Special and caring that we get some clarity and in doing so are able to see our path.

    Chris Welch
  24. i could sense the road that i walked on, so many times before, become foggy. there was no particular place to go, but feel around everywhere. my hands, feeling around like a blind person. where was i headed? where was my future? i was so lost, and the fog, my confusion…

    puneet
  25. It was dark and foggy that night. You couldn’t see five feet in front of you. The air was chilly and you could not help but wonder how you

    erle
  26. can’t see the road for the fog. my brain can’t think through the things it needs to conemplate because of the fog. in the morning as i walked to school i went through a patch of fog which transformed me into another place. each time i think i am lost it is just the fog in the way.

    iplayslide
  27. it was very foggy out at the lake today. I didnt think that I should go out in my canoe with my little sister. I didn’t want to get lost and not be able to find my way back to the shore, as this would not be a very good turn of events for the day. we decided to go back home and watch a movie instead.

    Tanya
  28. driving through the fog was like attempting to drive through butter… the thick dense white mist hung in the air… it rolled over the hills like a dog rolls in a pile of shit, happily and all encompasing.

    Asterope
  29. The fog was so thick I couldn’t see my hand in front of my face. I had to drive in this mess. How in the world was I ever going to do it? I couldn’t see the road, any tail lights in front of me or lights on the side of the road. I was so scared.

    Cheri
  30. I don’t think I like fog. It makes me feel like I will die because I can’t see anything and so I will fall and that will be the end. But it would be a pretty epic way to go. Maybe I will survive the fog. I don’t see it very much anyway. Life is that way. Never see what you’re scared of.

    sunny
  31. Covering everything. Keeping me from you. Hurting my head. Keeping me in one place. Can’t wait for it to clear.

    Jordyn
  32. so, we were standing there, still and silent , until we noticed it creeping into our space, that slow and milky dew, making its way int the clear night, we felt the coolness n our legs and smiled

    Heather Mattoon
  33. misty mysterious fog poured in through my slightly ajar window. i peered curiously at it as i continued to brush the tangles out of my damp hair. in the next room my cat, tommy, meowed loudly–a verbal protest against the new food i was serving her as of late. the fog quickly thickened.

    hollie
  34. i stood there and it glimmered, i wonder what was beyond it, maybe a frog, or a fox, or a naked woman? I dont know, but it could possibly be a scary gangster ready to rape me.

    clarrissa
  35. ah yes, the london fog.

    Do they have a monopoly on fog? Could they export some of their fog? Why should they horde it all?

    Fog is a dwindling resource. Save the fog.

    Grant Gieseke
  36. Fog, haze. Blah. I love the stuff, but why do they pick such a word? Dreams all are placed in the fog. Things you’ll never see happen.

    Meeghan
  37. The fog was as thick as the moustache under his nose. And just as gray. He was too old for this. Too old to be standing aroun, waiting for shit to happen. Too old to care if shit DID happen. There were worse things than dying alone. He could ALREADY be dead, after all.

    Sydnee
  38. the fogy shadows overlaid the land in a fervert of inequality. the government is such a fog it covers our eyes so we cannot see the inequalities right in front of our eyes. done i cant wait for my girl friend to come over

    andrew k
  39. it’s a strong thick mist that absolutely devours you as it swirls about you. It can come in the form of a noxious smoggy gas, one that lies over a city for instance, or as a soft drizzly condensation due to rapid cooling and heat.It rocks if you don’t get scared of ghosts. Otherwise it can suck. Like at school.

    laurian
  40. log on a dog its fog in a bog there’s no smog where’s there’s frogs living under dead logs. I don’t write any blogs I just sit on this log and write on my laptop about thick, white, freezing cold fog – on a log

    Bobster