Pier in Fog

So I thought I'd put it out for comment by my FPCP Friends.
This was actually the very last photo at the foggy marina last Friday. I used my new "walkaround camera", the Canon A620.
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3 Comments:
I think it's quite good. The starkness and clarity of the dock is a good contract to the ethereal scene of the boats in the background. The dock also gently leads the eye toward the boats. I like the clean look of the water and fog (it is merged and becomes invisible, just leaving the two elements).
--Warren
Thanks, Warren.
I think what attracted me about this scene is that my eye-brain wants to connect the end of the pier to the line of boats in the foggy distance.
And, just as you said, the "real-ness" of the dock contrasts with the "vapor-ness" of the background.
-- SteveR
Well,Steve,I'd tend to concur with your "Ehhh!" in the absence of them fog. Now, I think this is a really good photo of contrast and depth and composition.
PAT
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