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I like mist in landscapes. I have taken quite a few misty pictures especially on theriver or the canal towpath. This is quite close to symmetrical: the horizon is about halfway up. If I were taking it, I'd be tempted to angle the camera up a little, losing some of the foreground and filling maybe two-thirds of the frame with blank sky. That's what I would do; not saying it's what you should do. On technical stuff; this is digital? Only it's quite 'noisy'; almost like film grain. What ISO speed did you have set? I only get this from digital if I set a really high ISO value. The grey spot near the middle; is that a thing, or a spot of dirt on the sensor? -
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