Observing of the picture

Within a fog, we are able to see a woman in her thirties crying out into the mist. Holding a leash in her hand, it appears that she has lost perhaps a dog. Dressed in black pants overlapped with a black overcoat, she appears very warm. Although she is dressed for the cold, looking at the grass (which appears still fairly green) we are able to assume the time of the year is still summer, if not fall. It is too foggy to determine the time of day because of the fog, but we are able to assume that it is still daylight because the picture was captured with decent lighting. In the background of this picture, we see faintly some trees and bushes. The trees still have their leaves and green color. Although the grass is too well-groomed to look like in the wilderness, nowhere in this picture are we able to see a bench, a sidewalk, nor any other people; it appears that this photo was either not taken at a park, or with excellent timing, made the viewer assume it was out somewhere in the wilderness. A detail that strongly convinces a reader to believe this WAS at a park, is the fact that to the left of the woman in the picture, there are marks of some sort on the grass. Although very faint, the grass is shown with marks from a wheel of some sort. The marks are too thin and faint to be any large vehicle; it seems to belong to maybe a bicycle or a lawn mower.