Heavy gliding mist

[Levy Davish]

It took me time to get it right IMHO but now I'm satisfied with the result. That image was shot at the desert in a foggy morning but no fog gliding in the sunrise. after almost an hour from sunrise when I almost gave up and changed to telephoto, it started to glide down to the crater in a heavy one. I was lucky to take some shots before it was gone. C&C here is even more welcomed then ever.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Good catch of this. Fog in the desert seems like a rare event.

 

[AlanLichty]

I like what you did manage to catch here - the cloud equivalent of a waterfall

 

[JimFox]

What a cool event to capture Levi! It's great you stuck it out.

I like the overall look of this. I do wonder if cropping some of the sky off and going to a more pano crop would work? While the blue does provide a nice contrast and context to the scene, it almost feels like it's slightly diluting the effect of the fog. Maybe half of the sky cropped out?

 

[Levy Davish]

Good catch of this. Fog in the desert seems like a rare event.

Well it is. It happens 5-10 times a year and we need to drive 3 hours to catch it. I had it for 3 times non of them 100% but I keep trying. Thank you Ben

 

[Levy Davish]

I like what you did manage to catch here - the cloud equivalent of a waterfall

Thank you so much Alan

 

[Levy Davish]

What a cool event to capture Levi! It's great you stuck it out.

I like the overall look of this. I do wonder if cropping some of the sky off and going to a more pano crop would work? While the blue does provide a nice contrast and context to the scene, it almost feels like it's slightly diluting the effect of the fog. Maybe half of the sky cropped out?

Thank you Jim. I'll try and crop the sky a little.

 

[Beth]

wow, love the clouds rolling off of the mountains