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A Winter Fog Lifts


david robinson

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Hello, David. I like the shot, you have captured a beautiful moment here. The fog bathing in low sunlight, probably just before dissolving to clear the scene for a sunny day. How did you manage the large dynamic range ? Best regards, Peter
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Peter thanks for your comments. The dynamic range on this one is all in the camera. The 5D definitely has better range than did my 20D. Anyway, I appreciate your comments...
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The fog looks good even in jpeg. All kinds of interest in the tree line underlined by the color of the grasses, water leading in - recipe for success. Regards,
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David,one after the other...

 

The huge foggi space in contrast of the quite clear fg. and both of them connected by the fog that is reflected in the water( with the trees)... earth and sky complemented each other, very beautiful image David.. Pnina

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From the bold tones in the foreground to the softest fog in the distance, great depth. Awesome tonal quality again. A special lighting with the raising fog, very attractive. Natural colors, great detail.

 

Cheers

 

Carsten

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You're on a roll David. A beautiful colour palette augmenting a great composition. Your low positioning of the horizon works brilliantly. Excellent work.
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Like the similarity/differences between the three sections of riverbank, all topped off by the background trees.

 

Emotionally, leaves me a bit split. I want the fog to last longer, to get more shots from it, but the clear sky shows me its going to be a great day...

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Another great shot, and I echo the comments above - woudn't change a thing. Particularly like the delicate light and colours on the trees at the head of the channel. Best, Jeremy
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I do not remember to have seen anything like this. I wonder if a "lifting fog" is a real natural phenomenon or just your metaphoric interpretation of the image. In any case the photo is very beautiful and interesting. Best wishes.
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Thanks everybody for your comments. Manolis, this fog and these low, coastal clouds are actually being burned off by the sun. This can happen very quickly -- going from thick clouds with no blue sky showing to a cloudless blue sky sometimes in a matter of minutes. Interesting to observe.

 

Thanks again to you all...

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David:

 

I must have missed this one during my brief hiatus from Pnet. It is just flat out gorgeous. A good-to-be-alive image. Lovely.

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