Morning Fog
by Nick Bristol
This is a picture I made this morning where Otter Creek flows into the Wisconsin River. We had a lot of early morning fog so I had a chance to get out and make a couple of new pictures. It turned out to be a wonderful morning for me to shoot and I think I got a couple of pictures I like. Up to 60 degrees here today and a record warm for the 4th day.
Canon 5D3, 24mm, ISO 400, F/11 and 1/125 sec. tripod.
Comments
18 commentsBalan Vinod
Out of chaos comes one of those moments in nature one just wants to watch and absorb.
Got nothin' for you Nick - no nits or suggestions. Simply a wonderfully serene image.
Lon
Crazy weather!!
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It sure has been a mild winter for us, and I believe you have also been in the same boat.
This image is so sweet with the diffused dreamy atmosphere. It really works with graphic nature of threes along with the soft warm light. You did a great job with the proportions of water/reflection to land as well as the image is nicely balanced. This image feel kind of sophisticated for myself, I think it is some really fine work.
I just think of reducing the saturation of the blue part of the sky in the upper left corner, as it draws my attention a bit to much I think. But this is only a minor matter for me, I enjoy you image a lot.
Peter
Peter, Yes, A little more blue sky showing through the fog there so that might be a good idea. Thanks!