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Historic Orthodox Christian monastery Kyiv Pechersk Lavra (Ukraine)

A boardwalk leads into the fog near the Susquehanna River in the Town of Owego, New York.

The Big Dam Bridge in a heavy fog on Friday night.

 

This was a slightly dangerous shot to get, there was a skunk about 20 feet away...

Followed by a sunny day with almost summer-like weather.

Shenandoah National Park

drifting fog, Svalbard Archipelago

Seen through the morning fog from Hell's Half Acre near Stonington, Maine.

On a very cold day the fog took quite some time to dissipate. This was the first working that was clear and with the sun out.

 

LMS Stanier Mogul 2-6-0 13268 [42968] is seen approaching Kidderminster station on 13-12-25.

 

It is the return working of what had been the 11.05 departure from Kidderminster.

 

Ref: IMG_7238 13-12-25

ODT: 3/31/2012: Something begining with "F"...Fog

FOG OVER GREAT LAKE SACANDAGA

 

Sleepy deeply yet but with camera in hand. :) Shot from window as usual. :(

This is part of the student housing at UVic called "Cluster Housing" on a foggy September morning .

Geese, Fog, Dawn. Central Valley, California. January 28, 2017 © Copyright 2017 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.

 

Geese take flight in dawn Central Valley tule fog

 

The sensory experience of arriving at a place like this is remarkable. To understand you need to consider how it begins — a wake-up call at 3:00 or 3:30, a very quick cup of coffee, gear tossed into my vehicle, and departure for a two-hour drive in darkness out into California's Great Central Valley. Most of the drive is on high-speed roads, at least until I get close to my destination, where I frequently encounter very thick winter tule fog — treacherous driving conditions that may force me to drop my speed to 20 mph or slower as I stare into the foggy darkness. Finally I arrive, pass through an entrance gate, and drive to a parking area and turn off the engine.

 

I open the door. The air is cold and damp. It is still and it would be silent... but for the wild calls of thousands of geese and cranes and other birds, often concealed behind the fog. In an instant I switch from my high-speed world cocooned in my heated vehicle to an entirely different world of fog, cold air, and the birds. Often I can't help by smile when I hear the wild calls of those birds, and sometimes I almost laugh out loud. On this morning the fog thinned just a bit when I arrived, and it was possible to make out flocks of geese rising from ponds not far away as the first color came to the morning sky.

  

G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, "California's Fall Color: A Photographer's Guide to Autumn in the Sierra" is available from Heyday Books and Amazon.

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The final in my collection of images of a foggy few days in Silverdale, Lancashire.

 

I used the Film Speck One's Eridanus preset which I recently downloaded. Highly recommend the collection from Lonely Speck.

Downtown Pittsburgh covered in a dense fog.

Fog coming across Edgbaston Reservoir,Birmingham

Shooting near sunrise hoping the fog would burn off... No luck.

Shot south of Point Arena on the California coast.

I love fog in the morning, especially if I have time to go out

Incredible views of the foggy valley, shot from the lookout at the Chalet on Mount Buffalo at 7:43am Sunday morning.

 

ISO 200 | 1/1000 sec | f/9 | 150mm

Haleakala National Park - Maui

Sunrise over cloud inversions at Pico do Arieiro, Madeira

Today we had an incredible view on a foggy Lauretana Road, the "strada delle Crete" from Siena to Asciano. Here i was in Vescona, Asciano, Siena, Tuscany, Italy.

 

Oggi la vista dalla strada Lauretana o strada delle Crete era splendida.

Qui il borgo di Vescona, Asciano, Siena.

霧海/Hong kong International Terminals in Fog

"the fog comes

on little cat feet..."

 

- carl sandburg

 

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