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While Lance stopped to take pictures of the ocean in Bodega Bay, I saw a picture on the other side of the street. I liked how the fog was just sitting on the mountains.
Winter Fog - Skinner's Butte, Eugene, Oregon
Looking through the trees atop Skinner's Butte in Eugene, Oregon during some very thick fog. The Ya-Po-Ah Terrace senior living center is just barely visible in the background.
Rhododendrons grow amongst the redwoods along the California coast. Fog regularly permiates the forest, giving these giants the perfect conditions in which to grow.
A spider web stuck along a tree and fence, in front of an old barn in the Boxley Valley Historic District. The district is along the upper portion of the Buffalo National River in Arkansas.
Spider webs were everywhere that weekend. I walked into several large webs (often face-first), which resulted in the sticky web covering my head like a veil. This shot was taken around dawn, when a thick layer of fog was covering the valley.
Driving to work saw unique fog. It was sunny because the sun was rising and still below the clouds. Shortly after this it was grey and over-cast rest of the day.
Categories:Fog Machine
No.: 900W
Name: 900W Fog Machine
Description:The 900 has the most advanced electron thermoswiftch system. It can spray out for 3second,stop 1 second,spray out for 3second,and stop 1 second,circulation works unceasingly. This heater can reset rapidly and spray at any time.
Product parameters：
Model：900W
Power：900W
Voltage：AC110V、220-250V 50/60Hz
Heat-up Time：8 minutes
Weight：4KG
Size：33*19*14(cm)
Tank capacity：1L
Approx. Fog Projection：8 M
Output：5000cu.ff/min
Control mode： Timer and Ration Control、Remote Control
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
took the dog for a night walk and had to rush back home for my camera.
the street lights gave off a creepy feel to everything with its yellowish glow, and event though it was 1am i didn't need to use the flash on the camera .
Erin Wright learns to row in the early morning fog at Burbank Park in Pittsfield, Tue June 2, 2010 (GARVER)
After an amazing afternoon taking pictures in Vancouver, on my way home I drove up 15th Street in West Vancouver to check out the view. When I got up there I was amazed at the fog being lit up by the city lights. I found a good vantage point set up my tripod and started taking pictures. Halfway home my heart dropped into my stomach as I realized I forgot to switch VR (Vibration Reduction) on my lenses "off". OH NO! I really actually messed up what would have been some amzing shots. Of the 10 I managed salvage 4. They are not the quality they should be by at least they convey what I was looking at. I'll be kicking myself on this one for a long time. I might go back tonight but it's never gonna be the same and I'm sick now. Ugh!
A morning fog gave a trip through Fermi Lab a new and different look.
Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
DuPage County
Illinois
12-2006
I went out to another one of our in-the-city falls today. This is Zoo Falls. There was a terrific storm overnight and I figured this minor falls might have sufficient water to look half decent. There was a terrific bonus on the premises! There was some gorgeous fog on the Genesee River, which soon rolled up into the waterfall area. This was taken when only a little had worked its way up there.
A four day weekend for me means lots of dyeing.
Unfortunately the bright colors of the roving were dulled in this photo by today's fog.
I now have enough dyed wool to spin up a dozen Loose Ends skeins!
Up to 52F today then 37 with a feel like of 30 for tomorrow & Friday, a chance of freezing drizzle tonite. Highly unusual for January!
The more subtle cousin of the rainbow, the fog bow. Some image manipulation was required to bring it out.