Colgate's footbridge in the night fog.

I've been getting these great foggy nights and spending hours out

with my camera. This scan is a little fuzzy, but it is what I have.

I love this photograph! I've always wanted to paint something like this with watercolors. The image is wonderfully mysterious. When I've seen scenes like this they always remind me of how much our mind fills in what we don't see and the photo somehow makes me more aware that I'm actually not seeing it.

I love this composition here. The three triangles, and there relections are superb.

That's a neat shot. You can see more in the reflection that you can looking at the lights. I'm not sure that the composition (the use placement of light and dark areas) is the best, but I can't find anything specifically wrong with it, nor can I suggest a better way, it just isn't grabbing me much. Maybe the sweeping shadow on the foreground lawn is distancing me a bit.

I think I'd hide the lights behind the trees. That way, I could use a longer exposure without burning the film too much and get much more detail in the shadows. In general, there is too much contrast between the lit and the dark areas in this photo. Composition would be good if it was daytime, but in the night, you have to pay a lot of attention to the dimly lit areas.