
Although fog is one of my favorite weather conditions for photography, I find it extremely difficult to successfully post-process a picture taken in thick fog. The light is flat, homogenous, the contrast is low, and conveying a tri-dimensional perspective can be very challenging. But since I find the misty, damp, surreal, dream-like atmosphere that fog creates to be very pleasant, I keep coming back for one more challenge. Last Sunday, the fog covered the park for quite some time in the morning, and I got the chance to photograph a few misty landscapes.
For photos of this park when it is not foggy, or for more info about the park, click here.
Location: Lagoon Valley park, Vacaville, CA, USA;
Equipment: Nikon D750, AF-S NIKKOR 70-200mm F2.8G ED, tripod;
Settings: 103 mm, f/18 0.3s ISO 100;
Tips: Bring an extra pair of shoes to get back in the car. Overexpose from 0.3 up to 1 stop to get a brighter fog.
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