Eyes OK?

As if the fog was not enough,the erratic re-paint of the centerline

teased the eyes,Thank you for your comment-Laurent

What's wrong? Looks normal to me, oh wait, let me get my glasses. Oh yeah, I don't own any glasses. I like it

Regards, Todd

Thank you for looking in and for the appreciation.

Meilleures salutations-Laurent

I think you jiggled the camera, Laurent! (smiles)

But no, it is quite interesting. And somewhat disturbing to see. And you did well not only to see, but record it.Too many others, I think, would have merely noted it and moved on. (I also like the fact this uncertain road seems to go 'nowhere' as it disappears into the fog--perhaps it is a commentary?)

...amusing situation and fog make it stronger.Indeed lot of fog,this means is a bit warmer there.

You might just be right as I was crouched down in the middle of the road and visibility from the rear being much the same,I had to have an ear out for any incoming traffic from the back.Seriously,out this far,we sometimes lack the latest equipment as in the case of the line painting machine;not perfect but we get the idea.Thank you for looking in and for the observation.

Meilleures salutations-Laurent

You are right.The temperatures have been  staying around Zero for over a week with a lot of rain which has taken out a good portion of our snow and brought in fog as here,but we know winter is not over yet.Thank you for checking in.

Salutations amicales-Laurent

Guys, cut the road crew a break. They work for minimum wage - wait, no, they are unionized AND from Canada... make 'em repaint the whole thing. Blacken up the asphalt and restripe ...

:-)

Laurant, what i really like about it (aside from the funny subject) is that you did not lighten up the image. It's a dreary, dark foggy road and it looks that way. well  captured!

Some truth in your observation.And thank you for the appreciation of the image.

Meilleures salutations-Laurent