Willie Wonka wrote:
> Moose: Although I find it difficult to convey the sense of the fog/sun
> boundary, I find it fascinating and often beautiful and keep trying to
> capture it.
>
> Boris: Actually, fog might be the hardest photography subject. I have never
> been able to compose even semi-decent image of fog coming downhill on a grey
> overcast day. Still remember the disapointment of what I thought would be a
> spectacular picture from one of our trips towards Mount Washington in NH (of
> course, that was in the film days and I was disapointed later..:)
>
We saw lots of fog when we drove down through the park past Mt.
Washington last year. But is was the non-picturesque, low overcast with
occasional rain sort.
>
> http://galleries.moosemystic.net/MooseFoto/index.php?gallery=OlyOdyssey&image=7024_08ii.jpg
>
> This is a fantastic image, Moose. Have you tried to convert it to B+W? It
> might look even more dramatic.
>
Thanks! It's one of my favs. I will take a look at B&W, but I like the
color transition from gray above to warm where some almost direct, late
sun lights the bottom center.
>
> Moose: Oh goody! It's really over the top PS play.
>
> I dont remember who said that any good artist would faitfully represent the
> subject, the difficulty is when some level of distortion is introduced...The
> colors are off, but thats what really works for this picture and makes it
> jump out and grab your attention.
>
Thanks again.
Moose
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