Trees and Fog: It’s known more for its ability to make objects obscure, but I like the way that fog covers up so much of the clutter between objects in a scene. Distracting backgrounds disappear in the mist, giving the lens and the eye a chance to take in a single element at a time.
So the next time you wake up in or find yourself in a fog, be thankful. You may learn something new.
Fog can be obscuring. It can also be enlightening.
Click on picture to enlarge. Photograph © 2006 James Jordan.
Tuesday, September 26, 2006
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4 comments:
Beautiful scenery!!! :-)
Very very nice. I like the composition of the tree on the side, and the foggyness and the tree hidden in the background totally make the photo.
as mr mo said - great framing.
glad you spent the time to set this one up.
Tetsu, good to hear from you, and glad you enjoyed the photos.
Eskimo and Ghone, glad you like the framing. I did a basic framing with the camera, then struggled over the crop, trying out several versions before settling on this one!
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