Family pictures in the fog: Today I was supposed to shoot family pictures for my daughter. 10 people all together. We had picked out spots earlier this past week when it was nice and...

woodsliv Loc: Tehachapi,CA

Today I was supposed to shoot family pictures for my daughter. 10 people all together. We had picked out spots earlier this past week when it was nice and sunny, but today it was heavy fog. My daughter thought it would be cool to do it in the fog, so here's some of what I got. This was my first time using the 11 - 16mm wide angle.

Oak trees in the fog

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The rock grathering

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The bowler and the boulders

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Go higher dad

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Grand daughter swirling in the bubbles

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farrokh Loc: Iran

Beautiful shots

woodsliv wrote:

Today I was supposed to shoot family pictures for my daughter. 10 people all together. We had picked out spots earlier this past week when it was nice and sunny, but today it was heavy fog. My daughter thought it would be cool to do it in the fog, so here's some of what I got. This was my first time using the 11 - 16mm wide angle.

robertjerl Loc: Corona, California

When fate gives you lemons, make...

Lots of possibilities there, but I like fog, except when driving.

DragonsLady Loc: Los Alamos, NM

They're nice pictures - the women seem a little chilled, though. That's a problem with fog.

woodsliv Loc: Tehachapi,CA

farrokh wrote:

Beautiful shots

Thanks farrokh

woodsliv Loc: Tehachapi,CA

robertjerl wrote:

When fate gives you lemons, make...

Lots of possibilities there, but I like fog, except when driving.

Thanks Robert, The fog really makes the rocks and trees stand out

woodsliv Loc: Tehachapi,CA

DragonsLady wrote:

They're nice pictures - the women seem a little chilled, though. That's a problem with fog.

Thanks, It was kinda chilly, but they wanted to do it in the fog

Picdude Loc: Ohio

Actually, I think the fog was a stroke of luck for you. I really like the first two shots. Great landscape scene on the first one. On the second, the fog effect almost gives it a 'colored" B&W look. The young lady with her hands on her hips at the top of the picture makes the shot for me. Very well captured.

woodsliv Loc: Tehachapi,CA

Picdude wrote:

Actually, I think the fog was a stroke of luck for you. I really like the first two shots. Great landscape scene on the first one. On the second, the fog effect almost gives it a 'colored" B&W look. The young lady with her hands on her hips at the top of the picture makes the shot for me. Very well captured.

Thanks, I like the fog also, The background on a clear days is also pretty. The little girl is my grand daughter, 8 going on 16

Here's the same pic on a sunny day

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Picdude Loc: Ohio

woodsliv wrote:

Thanks, I like the fog also, The background on a clear days is also pretty. The little girl is my grand daughter, 8 going on 16

I see what you mean about the clear day background. Almost hard to take a bad picture there. About your Granddaughter, I remember some of my nieces at that age, and I have to admit, I was sometimes glad I had boys :-)

JoAnneK01 Loc: Lahaina, Hawaii

You made a great decision to go ahead and shoot. Sure does give you a different perspective. The first two are great. Mahalo for sharing.

woodsliv Loc: Tehachapi,CA

JoAnneK01 wrote:

You made a great decision to go ahead and shoot. Sure does give you a different perspective. The first two are great. Mahalo for sharing.

Thanks JoAnne, I do like how the fog enhanced the look of the picture.