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The other kind of fog crawling down from inland on the water. The land is free and clear of fog, but if you were on the water, you'd be in pea soup.
I got lucky with this shot, taking it from the window of a cab with my phone while driving by the park.
Just fog
Fog, not so exceptional in winter in Holland!
Fairchild Metroliner PH-NLZ of National Aerospace lab.
Here she is caught at the former Amsterdam Schiphol International Airport, situated more then 13 feet below sea level.
Photo by Frolair
I went for a stroll with a couple of friends visiting from New York and we had some great fog up on Mt. Tabor, close to my house in Portland, Oregon.
A slight fog in the morning really made these cows attractive to shoot. An hour later the hot sun was blarring out 94 degrees.
Driving trip headed northbound across the #Vancouver #Canada historic Lions Gate Bridge in the heavy winter fog that blankets Georgia Strait and Puget Sound. IMG_3170
Fog walkers heading for the lighthouse.
A group portrait - obviously risking deletion from the minimalist landscape pool.
Yorkshire, England on a foggy day
Part of my "Northern England" and "My Yorkshire Pics" Flickr sets.
A little abstract, however this is how the camera recorded the scene…
Camera: Zeiss Super Ikonta iii
Lens: Carl Zeiss 75mm f3.5 at f11 - 1/100
Film: Superpan 200
Negative scan, R09 1/25 8min
Fog, rolling in from the Atlantic Ocean, provides the only reliable source of water for the plants and animals of the dunes in the Namib Naukluft National Park of Namibia.
Rugged Coastline, Fog. Big Sur Coast, California. July 24, 2014. © Copyright 2014 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
Morning fog clears from mountains above Soberanes Canyon along the rugged Big Sur coastline
This may be a familiar scene to people who are familiar with the upper section of California's Big Sur coast below Monterey, where steep coastal mountains drop to the shoreline and where the climate oscillates on the boundary between sun and fog. This time I visited on a day when it was hot inland on the other side of the coastal mountains — it was perhaps 30 degrees color on the ocean side.
The scene is in a very specific area close to Soberanes Canyon, but it exemplifies scenes that can be found all along this spectacular coastline. Soberanes Canyon is a popular stopping place, with access to the ocean and to trails up into the steep canyon which extends to the left below the fog-shrouded summit near the top of this photograph. This section of the shoreline is not as high as some other sections in the area, but it is extremely rugged, with a steep, rocky bluff and scores of rocky sea stacks.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist whose subjects include the Pacific coast, redwood forests, central California oak/grasslands, the Sierra Nevada, California deserts, urban landscapes, night photography, and more.
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