One eerie morning, as the fog crept up to my front door, I observed a deer staring at me. I could just barely make out its figure in that heavy mist, but I knew I should have taken a photograph. Unfortunately, when you grow up in Connecticut these sights can seem normal. I’ve missed a lot of photo opportunities, but luckily, some people were paying attention. These shots capture the beauty of those eerie mornings and Connecticut’s extensive expanse of nature.
- The fog rolls across the sound.
Eric Heupel/Flickr In New London, on the tip of Ender’s Island, the boats break through, but the land across the water is almost entirely hidden.
- The USS Nautilus peeking through.
Jordan Meeter/Flickr In Conning Towers you can catch this submarine peeking through on your way to work.
- The sun breaks through an overcast morning.
Chris Burke/Flickr The Lake Mamanasco boat ramp in Ridgefield is looking a lot like a magical land in this shot.
- The mist is mesmerizing.
Jay McAnally/Flickr The way its reflected in the water makes it seem as if it’s raining mist. Connecticut is full of vibrant colors.
- The trees might be alive.
Michael Shaheen/Flickr In Milford, the light breaks through in what just might be the enchanted forest.
- A house on the water.
Alexander Rabb/Flickr This just makes me feel so lonely. Especially with that purple sky,
- A little rain never hurt anyone.
Michael Shaheen/Flickr There’s something about rain in the dark that makes me feel uneasy, but this picture draws me in.
- Have you ever been to the beach really early?
Mookie Forcella/Flickr In general, playgrounds are kind of creepy when they’re empty and quiet.
- The ocean is endless.
Michael Shaheen/Flickr When you venture out on the rocks alone, you feel so small next to the sea. It’s a great place to be deep in thought.
- This reminds me of a movie.
versageek/Flickr This is the part right after the huge storm scene that kills off half the boat crew and leaves one guy floating alone. In my opinion.
I will never stop being in awe of this beautiful place. Did these photos remind you of any scenes you’ve come across in Connecticut?
Eric Heupel/Flickr
In New London, on the tip of Ender’s Island, the boats break through, but the land across the water is almost entirely hidden.
Jordan Meeter/Flickr
In Conning Towers you can catch this submarine peeking through on your way to work.
Chris Burke/Flickr
The Lake Mamanasco boat ramp in Ridgefield is looking a lot like a magical land in this shot.
Jay McAnally/Flickr
The way its reflected in the water makes it seem as if it’s raining mist. Connecticut is full of vibrant colors.
Michael Shaheen/Flickr
In Milford, the light breaks through in what just might be the enchanted forest.
Alexander Rabb/Flickr
This just makes me feel so lonely. Especially with that purple sky,
There’s something about rain in the dark that makes me feel uneasy, but this picture draws me in.
Mookie Forcella/Flickr
In general, playgrounds are kind of creepy when they’re empty and quiet.
When you venture out on the rocks alone, you feel so small next to the sea. It’s a great place to be deep in thought.
versageek/Flickr
This is the part right after the huge storm scene that kills off half the boat crew and leaves one guy floating alone. In my opinion.
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