Ellen Borggreve
Moody Woodlands
Forests can look open and inviting, dark and eerie, magical and mystic and moody and dark. Winter is often the time when forests turn into moody places on days when the fog lingers all day long and the sun never pierces though. But summer can also be moody, especially in the end of August when the nights get longer and cooler, the chances of fog increase and the greens are dark and dull.
