through the fog
by R.Bill Moser
This is the start of a small serie about trees in the winter. Actually I had totally different plans on that morning but once again the weather didn't want to corporate. I think this was my luck. This one was taken just after sunrise on a cold land foggy winter morning in the swiss Jura mountain of Solothurn.I have another one where the tree is even more isolated.
D700, 24-70/f2.8, f8, 1/25sec, iso160
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13 commentsworks great in a large print
John
Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI
Ed
Peter
But, it does give one a sense of a camera askew, doesn't it? You know, perhaps the need for a perspective crop adjustment or a free transform?
((( (Just kidding, Bill (Roland)) :)) - we need to have balanced parenthses....)
The sense of uprightness comes from what we can still see, through the fog, on the left of the image; so it is through the fog with these trees that we get our sense of what is straight up.
Nice job, Roland.
lucy