28mm apo voit.

After the poor weather this morning I seen the sky start to clear, so was planning to go out for sunset! but soon after that Thick Fog put an end to these plans!

Camera: Nikon D7000

Lens: Sigma 70-200mm F2.8 EX DG OS HSM

Focal Length: 70mm

Aperture: f/16

Exposure: 0.4 Sec

ISO: 100

Filters: None

Tripod: 3 Legged Thing - Eddie

Head: 3 Legged Thing - Airhed 2

An abandoned shopping cart in the fog-filled parking lot.

Out my window

Valley Ford, CA

Multiple-exposure HDR panorama of fog rolling over the Golden Gate Bridge, taken a few days ago.

I'm experimenting with using the 50mm 1.8 D prime lens to do all of my panorama work, instead of using a wide angle for this type of shot, as I did before. At the cost of needing to take more time to compose and capture the shot, there is an absolutely staggering increase in detail and resolution to this method.

Firstly, because that little $130 lens is drastically sharper than any wide angle I know of, including the multi-thousand dollar Zeiss lenses.

Secondly, because when you generate a panorama, you're creating a higher megapixel master image that can be cropped down any way you choose. In the case of this picture, the actual size of the master file is over 200 megapixels. And it already starts to lose detail shrinking it to 150 megapixels.

Coming from the old 18-200mm DX lens on the D200, results like this are absolutely staggering, and pushing into the realm of Large Format cameras. The detail visible here on Flickr is not even close to the original file.

This panorama was generated from 9 sets of 5-exposures each, though HDR data was only used extremely selectively - there was enough dynamic range in the original RAW files to make it unnecessary, save for artistic effect.

Zeeland bridge didiapering into fog

just building, just fog

I love hiking and taking photos when there's fog around. It makes everything so interesting!!!

Thanks for taking a look! I hope everyone has a wonderful week!

Fog at Mandalpatti

Your first 10,000 photographs are your worst. - Henri Cartier-Bresson

I took 2500 at the Grand Canyon. Maybe I am getting close to the 10000 mark.

Marian, NC. February 2008.

Canon XTi.

Taken March 2016 Sony RX100M3

Processed Hipstamatic and Lightroom

Just ready to start my morning walk, and I noticed the fog.

In the fog

Taken in Singleton Park, Swansea, Wales, UK.

No graphics please.

Isn't bright and uplifting fog the best kind of weather?

A biker walks through the pea-soup thick fog in Coronation Park on Toronto's waterfront during a heavy Spring fog.

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I could not have wished for better weather conditions for photographing this guy. I really like how the black plumage stands out against the white fog in the background.

📷 Nikon DX | 250 mm | f/6.3 | 1/350s

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Morning fog had risen to the building's highest floor. The Ohio River was clear and the weather beautiful for a walk. Taken from the Newport, Kentucky floodwall. The Purple People Bridge is centered.

One foggy morning

Loughton camp

San Jacinto Summit

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This is the famous Bass Harbor Head light, in Acadia. I love the fact that it's foggy in the foreground, but the blue sky is showing at the top. A bank of fog was blowing across the surface of the harbor.

Another shot of the Hwy 67 bridge over the Mississippi River on a foggy morning.

The day after rain produced some low lying fog around the hills.

Coyote Hills 12-29-20 Fog (9+10+11) pano v1+Vivz v2+logo