My favorite foggy cow pasture, 2017: I learned in past years that autumn ground fog dissipates quickly once the sun rises. Using auto ISO works well since the light changes minute to...

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

I learned in past years that autumn ground fog dissipates quickly once the sun rises. Using auto ISO works well since the light changes minute to minute. Shooting in raw provides more flexibility for creative interpretation of mood, exposure, colors and details vs. softness.

Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II (what a ridiculously complicated name!) m4/3 camera with 75-300 mm Olympus M.Zuiko lens.

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Pixelpixie88 Loc: Northern Minnesota

Beautiful photos...love the first one, Linda.

photophile Loc: Lakewood, Ohio, USA

Linda From Maine wrote:

I learned in past years that autumn ground fog dissipates quickly once the sun rises. Using auto ISO works well since the light changes minute to minute. Shooting in raw provides more flexibility for creative interpretation of mood, exposure, colors and details vs. softness.

Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II (what a ridiculously complicated name!) m4/3 camera with 75-300 mm Olympus M.Zuiko lens.

Thanks for viewing!

My favorites in your lovely series are 1-lovely colors and mood and 4-with that heron perched up high in silhouette.

d3200prime

Linda From Maine wrote:

I learned in past years that autumn ground fog dissipates quickly once the sun rises. Using auto ISO works well since the light changes minute to minute. Shooting in raw provides more flexibility for creative interpretation of mood, exposure, colors and details vs. softness.

Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II (what a ridiculously complicated name!) m4/3 camera with 75-300 mm Olympus M.Zuiko lens.

Thanks for viewing!

Nice shots. Love the mysterious shroud the fog casts over everything.

jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

These are excellent, Linda, just excellent. Great mooood shots.

Suziemaus Loc: Bucks County, PA (Newtown)

Beautiful!

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

Pixelpixie88 wrote:

Beautiful photos...love the first one, Linda.

Thanks so much, Marsha! I'm delighted you enjoyed.

deer2ker Loc: Nashville, TN

These are beautiful Linda! I love fog shots :)

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

photophile wrote:

My favorites in your lovely series are 1-lovely colors and mood and 4-with that heron perched up high in silhouette.

Thank you, Karin! There were 3 great blue herons on an irrigation cross bar at one point. This one, I confess, has been enlarged and turned a bit in pp. When I took the shot it was looking towards the back and you know how unattractive headless birds are

Very glad you enjoyed.

Toby

Linda From Maine wrote:

I learned in past years that autumn ground fog dissipates quickly once the sun rises. Using auto ISO works well since the light changes minute to minute. Shooting in raw provides more flexibility for creative interpretation of mood, exposure, colors and details vs. softness.

Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II (what a ridiculously complicated name!) m4/3 camera with 75-300 mm Olympus M.Zuiko lens.

Thanks for viewing!

Great shots. They look like beef cattle since I don't see those utter things.

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

d3200prime wrote:

Nice shots. Love the mysterious shroud the fog casts over everything.

Thanks so much for taking a look. My favorite is when I'm at the edge of the foggy area and shooting towards the sun

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

jaymatt wrote:

These are excellent, Linda, just excellent. Great mooood shots.

Thank you, John, I'm so glad you enjoyed. First year with the Olympus and I am loving it!

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

Suziemaus wrote:

Beautiful!

Thank you very kindly.

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

Toby wrote:

Great shots. They look like beef cattle since I don't see those utter things.

Thanks very much! I thought I saw a youngster nursing, but I was paying more attention to light than udders

water falls Loc: Green Bay,Wi

Beautiful images!