This peaceful fall scene leaves you wishing you could paddle out into the foggy lake setting and just sit listening to the call of the loon or moose.
Tag Archives: Fog
Fog on the Lake
Sunrise breaks through the fog on this Vermont lake. A lone house sits nestled in the woods.
Blacksmith Shop
Another foggy morning across the region. The old blacksmith shop is not open at this early hour,but a light on the barn shines on the sign hanging off the tree out front.The trees are looking a bit rough from being trimmed.
Gazebo in Fog
This image comes thanks to encouragement from my friends who have been exploring light painting in the fog. The scene you see was taken in the dark on a very foggy evening.This gazebo is in a local park and I decided to give it a whirl with flash. The lights you see are lamp posts in the background,which if you notice, have been hidden behind posts and tree branches to keep them from overpowering the scene and the blue and yellow is from different types of bulbs. there was literally one spot where I could position the camera to hide all of them. I spent nearly two hours in the dark in this park in the fog and it was very magical with the lamps glowing in the stillness of the enveloping fog. I got there at the very edge of dusk,so exposures were running anywhere from thirty to sixty seconds plus. A light drizzle made things a little wet,but I shot several scenes this night.
The Foggy Lane
This foggy scene was captured as nightfall began to take hold. Homes and street lamps glow in the distance as the enveloping shroud of fog grew thicker.
A foggy night
This recent evening was very magical as I decided to visit the local park during a heavy fog. The light you see is a very bright light on a building and the rays were extremely sharp as they penetrated the fog.It was so quiet here and a new experience for me in the fog.
Fog Shrouded Dawn
This is one of the first images from a recent photo excursion to the cemetery with a friend,and initially this area caught my eye as the rays of sun spread across the grounds. We parked along a lane and I decided to walk about 30 yards in,which put me in the right spot to see the rays and various light and dark tones. We had an hour drive to get there,and we had no idea the morning was going to be enveloped in fog,so we wish we had left earlier.
