Slicing Through The Fog

Lumix G5, Lumix 100-300mm

The sail is so tall that the top is actually above the fog :).

September is almost over, I'll see is I have any last minute shots for this month's theme.

--Warren

Fog scene late afternoon at Ocean Beach

September Project

Lena  

FOG? OR HUMIDITY? FLORIDA IS THE ANSWER

Nikon D7000 ISO100 f/9 200 Tokina 11-16mm @ 14mm

Well I wish I could find the email I was trying to read on my phone in between coffee refills. I know the September project was FOG and I thought i read something about not cropping the photo. But I cant seem to find it.

So here is my hopefully not last attempt at Florida Fog.


I saw this split in the sunset between the patches of rain clouds and beautiful, relentless, Florida Sun. Seems my lens sitting in supercharged office AC all day had a hard time clearing up as I started to focus.

Since my first Fog shot was happening with or without my will it seams it was destined to land here.

Red Buoy In Fog

One kind of image I’ve always been partial to is “a little bit of something in a lot of nothing.” This one is an example of a corollary, “a little bit of color in a lot of non-color.”

You can practice looking for situations like this and thy it out with your own photos… a little bit of something in a lot of nothing… a little bit of color in a lot of no color…. a little bit of one color in a lot of another color.

To paraphrase George Zimmer, you’re going to like the way it looks; I guarantee it.

Full disclosure: I took this photo back in January - there isn't a lot of fog in our area this time of the year. 

"Bad Weather Makes Good Pictures"

Following the advice that his father gave to the young Sam Abell that “bad weather makes good pictures,”  we didn’t let the fog get us down.

This is another photo I took on that day back in January. The location is Fells Point in Baltimore, with the old Domino Sugar factory across the outer harbor. Fells Point, once a down-and-out area, has had a revival over the past 20 years and become rather hip. 

Fog and the Bridge

Lumix G5, Lumix 100-300mm

Here's my first photo for the September Project. I shot this a few days ago.

--Warren

Summer Fog #2

Nikon D200, Nikkor 85mm f1.8D

The view changed by the minute. Here the fog parted briefly to reveal part of the headlands and a little more of the bridge's north tower.

--Warren

Fog Caressing Morro Rock

Panasonic DMC-G1, Lumis 14-45mm

Late afternoon at Morro Bay, CA

--Warren

Another SF Fog Shot

Canon SD300

View of the perpetually moving SF fog bank from Municipal Pier at Aquatic Park last Saturday.

--Warren

Lunch at Tiburon, CA

Nikon D100

This was the afternoon view from Tiburon. The fog was almost burned off by this time.

Foggy Morning at Twin Peaks

Nikon D100

Looking Southeast:

Homes with views:

Looking East:

Two very recognizable downtown buildings:

The fog is constantly in motion:

Layers: