It was Friday morning of our vacation.
I got early to walk the beach.
All of the sudden my camera was not working. The photos were hazy.
What was wrong with my camera? (Insert some not nice words.)
I tried wiping my lens because it could have been condensation. Maybe it was the other end of the end of the lens. Still nothing worked. Everything was still hazy.
I sat down on the rocks trying to figure out what was wrong with my camera.
Sitting down on the rocks gave me clarity because I was almost ready to walk back to the beach house in a fury. Or I might have tossed the camera in the ocean.
Once I had a clear head, I decided to see if it was the sensor that was fogged up. Once I cleaned the sensor, my photos became clearer. No more hazy photos – My day was saved.
So why did my camera fog up so bad.
It was humid.
Now that my camera was defogged, I was able to continue on my walk. That morning I walked for 2 hours.
Life was great once I figured out why my camera was not working.
Later that morning, it began to rain for two or three hours. I’m glad I got out and walked before the rain.
Have a magical day,
Traci
Believe in the Magic Traci Diary 
I hate when the humid messes up my camera too. Looks and sounds like a lovely place to walk.
It was a gorgeous place to walk.
It was gorgeous.
The morning looks lovely. Living in Kansas, I know humidity well. While it’s not as bad as it is in the south, it can be stifling at times.
Gorgeous picture! I live in the desert and when we have the smallest bit of humidity, which is rarely, it’s absolutely stifling to me. I wouldn’t fare well in high humidity. Don’t even get me started on my hair.
I hate it when my lens fogs up!
Your final photo is beautiful!
Love your pics – especially that last one!
Beautiful! My camera recently broke on me too and it was so aggravating, only to have it working fine a couple days later. I wonder if it was a humidity issue for me too and I didn’t even realize it!