fog test: 1/4 mile visibility this am so tried my luck at fog shots...

dooragdragon Loc: Alma , Arkansas

1/4 mile visibility this am so tried my luck at fog shots

18-270 shots

docrob Loc: Durango, Colorado

dooragdragon wrote:

1/4 mile visibility this am so tried my luck at fog shots

and??

dooragdragon Loc: Alma , Arkansas

docrob wrote:

dooragdragon wrote:

1/4 mile visibility this am so tried my luck at fog shots

and??

well i think the 18-270 gave the best results and wanted someone else's opinion of the shots

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

That was some thick fog! #3 looks like has interesting possibilities with that fence in front. I would try to enhance contrast a bit and remove branches from top.

OriginalCyn Loc: Connecticut

It is difficult to see exactly what you are after here, but I'd try doing something with #4. Up the contrast, straighten the horizon...otherwise, I don't think you have enough of a subject.

dooragdragon Loc: Alma , Arkansas

OriginalCyn wrote:

It is difficult to see exactly what you are after here, but I'd try doing something with #4. Up the contrast, straighten the horizon...otherwise, I don't think you have enough of a subject.

well actually the whole purpose was to see just what would show up thru the heavy fog ,just sorta like the ghostly fogs in the movies lol, haven't you ever wanted to try something just wondering what will turn out from it ??

Linda From Maine Loc: Yakima, Washington

dooragdragon wrote:

haven't you ever wanted to try something just wondering what will turn out from it ??

You betcha! Are you pleased with the results? Surprised? Would you do same again, or what differently, if anything?

dooragdragon Loc: Alma , Arkansas

Linda From Maine wrote:

dooragdragon wrote:

haven't you ever wanted to try something just wondering what will turn out from it ??

You betcha! Are you pleased with the results? Surprised? Would you do same again, or what differently, if anything?

pleased? somewhat, different ? ahhhhhhhhhhhhh guess you will have to wait and see whats next on my agenda when i have a foggy day and some free time to get creative n go hummmmmmmmmm what will this look like lol , n yes i do have a few ideas in mind

dooragdragon Loc: Alma , Arkansas

Linda From Maine wrote:

dooragdragon wrote:

haven't you ever wanted to try something just wondering what will turn out from it ??

You betcha! Are you pleased with the results? Surprised? Would you do same again, or what differently, if anything?

pleased? somewhat, different ? ahhhhhhhhhhhhh guess you will have to wait and see whats next on my agenda when i have a foggy day and some free time to get creative n go hummmmmmmmmm what will this look like lol , n yes i do have a few ideas in mind

tom hughes Loc: Phila Pa

dooragdragon wrote:

1/4 mile visibility this am so tried my luck at fog shots

have a similar fascination with fog. Shot these in monochrome and used the fog as a backdrop rather than the focal point.
the cabin iso 200 31mm f2.8 1/80sec
the falls iso400 33mm f2.8 1.3 seconds
the trees iso500 70mm f2.8 1/30 sec.

tom hughes Loc: Phila Pa

tom hughes wrote:

dooragdragon wrote:

1/4 mile visibility this am so tried my luck at fog shots

have a similar fascination with fog. Shot these in monochrome and used the fog as a backdrop rather than the focal point.
the cabin iso 200 31mm f2.8 1/80sec
the falls iso400 33mm f2.8 1.3 seconds
the trees iso500 70mm f2.8 1/30 sec.

sorry sent wrong cabin shot

dooragdragon Loc: Alma , Arkansas

tom hughes wrote:

dooragdragon wrote:

1/4 mile visibility this am so tried my luck at fog shots

have a similar fascination with fog. Shot these in monochrome and used the fog as a backdrop rather than the focal point.
the cabin iso 200 31mm f2.8 1/80sec
the falls iso400 33mm f2.8 1.3 seconds
the trees iso500 70mm f2.8 1/30 sec.

very nice photos there , sumthing bout the erieness of fog is fasinating

tom hughes Loc: Phila Pa

hard to capture the eeriness. Seems so tranquil in the photos.