Racer's Row in the fog

Racer's Row in the fog

With a thick layer of fog blanketing Marblehead Harbor this morning, I was interested to see how things looked from up above, particularly the Town Class fleet of sailboats, more colloquially referred to as Racer's Row. Fog does a beautiful thing for me- it eliminates many distracting elements, allowing subjects to be captured in undisturbed, minimalist ways. 

The sun had not yet broken through, and the waters were as still as ever. Here is a sample of images collected from this outing, in no particular order: 

Four colorful sailboats emerging from fog on Racers Row in Marblehead

 

Aerial view of sailboats fading into dense fog on Marblehead Harbor

 

Four foreground sailboats beneath a fog-shrouded harbor fleet

 

A curved line of sailboats disappearing into pale fog

 

Red-covered sailboat standing out against dark water and white fog

 

Fog above a harbor dock, small boats and shoreline houses

 

Colorful sailboats and reflected masts fading into fog on Racers Row

 

Two sailboats with green and red covers on still, foggy harbor water

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