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This past weekend was a 'stay around the house' weekend to get a few things done...in between weekend trips to the mountains. I had no intention on any photography really, but I saw the forecast for early thick fog Sunday morning and thought I'd see what this local pine thicket would look like. It wasn't exactly what I was hoping for, but I still liked the way it turned out. Crossing my fingers to find some good color in a few days in the mountains. Have a great week!
There was dense fog in the last morning of my departure from Lake Shoji. Mt. Fuji was hiding in the fog while the Moon and morning light glow through.
離開精進湖前的最後一個早晨，湖面濃霧，富士山隱藏在朝霧中，弦月與朝霞還是有種朦朧美！
~山田屋ホテル前, 精進湖, 日本
In front of Hotel Yamataya, Lake Shoji, Japan
- ISO 200, F16, 30sec, 16 mm
- Canon 5D MarkIII with EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L lens
- Sunrise @ 6.26am (113º) / Shot @ 5.56am
- Visibility 11.7km @ 6.00am/ Humidity 93% @ 6.00am
- Temperature -0.5ºC @ 6.00am
I took this yesterday morning (Dec 3rd) as the fog was lifting with a Canon 5Dmk2.
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A mere glimpse of the stunning Oregon coastline (and accompanying fog banks). This was taken in Florence, a unique area of windswept sand that is the result of millions of years of wind and rain erosion on the Oregon Coast. Although you don't see much of the dunes in this photo, they are the largest expanse of coastal sand dunes in North America.
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It's interesting how making changes to the vantage point, focal length and the post-processing can create such differences with the original photo.
The intense week-long fog has started to lift.
The utter silence of the frozen lake shrouded in fog was breathtaking....
May your days be bright!
Heavy Fog
"We're not lost. We're just headed somewhere different."
--Emily X.R. Pan, The Astonishing Color of After
A lone cyclist lost in a heavy fog on the Oak Leaf Trail in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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Getting up at 04:15 hoping to catch some fog before the sun rose was definitely worth it. I had the park to myself, I saw a great sunrise and could peacefully compose a few different types of images.
Toms Hill, Ashridge Estate, Chiltern Hills, Hertfordshire, England
Taken in black and white using Grainy Film II mode on the camera
San Francisco morning fog. The fog season about to start the season. This was at Mt Tam to face the city with that little Sutro tower. The bridges weren't visible before the sunrise time.
Composite created for the March TMI group contest - FOG.
All photos used are from various royalty-free websites and from Adobe Stock.
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South Tyne Valley, Northumberland.
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I heard these geese long before I saw them. They were hidden in the fog until they suddenly burst out right in front of me.
Shenandoah National Park, Virginia
A foggy night scene at the Byrd Visitor Center in Big Meadows provided me this unique view while I was waiting for morning to break. I used a tree to block the direct path of a floodlight while the fog filtered the rest of it for an 8 second exposure.
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