Misty Evening

Larger view available. Have you ever gotten condensation on your lens

between the lens and a filter? I was beside myself trying to get my

viewfinder to display a clear image. After a short fit of frustration I realized

that the humidity was the culprit. The result is an interesting image. Good

can come from our mistakes. What's your take on this image? Please

comment. Thanks. Larry

Larry, Oddly enough I'm drawn to this image. It lends itself to the imagination, you see enough of the scene, kind of like a hazy, pleasant dream. It's a thumbs up from me.

Best Always, Holger

It is interesting and different! 

It differentiates from a normal foggy or misty image in as much as this scene is uniformly hazy. Normally a misty scene will typically become more misty the further the depth of the image that is being viewed. Obviously due to the mist being compounded.  

All that being said, the silhouetted figure and the leaning palms create a moody atmosphere that goes way beyond what could have been captured with a clear lens! Might be worth experimenting with a B & W conversion too?

A fortunate accident indeed! 

Best Regards 

Alf 

I like it, well done.

Very nice vision Larry. Well done!

At first, I thought you might be shooting through a very transparent window shade or something like that. I like the effect. It has a bit of old Hollywood gauziness to it, and the palm trees are well seen in that way. I love how the perspective elongates their trunks. The great thing about successful accidents is that they still have to be recognized. You did.