We've been having a lot of unseasonably perfect weather these last few weeks.
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Great shot, Bob. It HAS been nice, but I’ll be posting a few shots soon that will keep you in your happy place.
@SF_Photographer
Oh good!
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@BobHorowitz Fantastic.
@Harald
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That's what I thought when I headed out... lol
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@BobHorowitz Good ol' Karl.
@MFennVT
Yesterday, at 5:00 p.m., before the fog came back, we went on a 2-mile hike in our t-shirts. In the middle of the summer! It wasn't right. -
@MFennVT
Yesterday, at 5:00 p.m., before the fog came back, we went on a 2-mile hike in our t-shirts. In the middle of the summer! It wasn't right.@BobHorowitz Yeah, that's just crazy!
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We've been having a lot of unseasonably perfect weather these last few weeks. Blue skies, nice temperatures... all that boring crap instead of our usual cold and foggy days.
Anyway... last night, around 11:30, Chris shouted that the fog was back so I grabbed my camera and joined him on the side deck. It was pretty dark out there so I didn't expect to get anything decent - not without a tripod and remote shutter - but I was surprised. The picture just needed a little noise reduction and a tiny bit of that thing you do with the curves.
So here's the fog, at 79 mm, f/3.2, ISO 6400, for 1/10 of a second, handheld.
I also like the edges of this picture!
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I also like the edges of this picture!
@pascaline
I believe pictures should be framed to keep them from visually spilling out across the background. If you don't have a frame, torn edges will do just fine
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@pascaline
I believe pictures should be framed to keep them from visually spilling out across the background. If you don't have a frame, torn edges will do just fineTorn edges are perfect 'frames' 🧡
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We've been having a lot of unseasonably perfect weather these last few weeks. Blue skies, nice temperatures... all that boring crap instead of our usual cold and foggy days.
Anyway... last night, around 11:30, Chris shouted that the fog was back so I grabbed my camera and joined him on the side deck. It was pretty dark out there so I didn't expect to get anything decent - not without a tripod and remote shutter - but I was surprised. The picture just needed a little noise reduction and a tiny bit of that thing you do with the curves.
So here's the fog, at 79 mm, f/3.2, ISO 6400, for 1/10 of a second, handheld.
@BobHorowitz Magical. Thanks.
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We've been having a lot of unseasonably perfect weather these last few weeks. Blue skies, nice temperatures... all that boring crap instead of our usual cold and foggy days.
Anyway... last night, around 11:30, Chris shouted that the fog was back so I grabbed my camera and joined him on the side deck. It was pretty dark out there so I didn't expect to get anything decent - not without a tripod and remote shutter - but I was surprised. The picture just needed a little noise reduction and a tiny bit of that thing you do with the curves.
So here's the fog, at 79 mm, f/3.2, ISO 6400, for 1/10 of a second, handheld.
@BobHorowitz Great photo, and I'm also a fan of foggy days over cloudless blue sky days.
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@BobHorowitz Magical. Thanks.
@Barbramon1
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@BobHorowitz Great photo, and I'm also a fan of foggy days over cloudless blue sky days.
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We've been having a lot of unseasonably perfect weather these last few weeks. Blue skies, nice temperatures... all that boring crap instead of our usual cold and foggy days.
Anyway... last night, around 11:30, Chris shouted that the fog was back so I grabbed my camera and joined him on the side deck. It was pretty dark out there so I didn't expect to get anything decent - not without a tripod and remote shutter - but I was surprised. The picture just needed a little noise reduction and a tiny bit of that thing you do with the curves.
So here's the fog, at 79 mm, f/3.2, ISO 6400, for 1/10 of a second, handheld.
@BobHorowitz woah nice one Bob
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@BobHorowitz woah nice one Bob
@cvvhrn I'm always happy when I can grab a steady night shot without setting up the tripod.
Next up: to do this again with a tripod and an ND filter. I think a long exposure, smearing the fog, with greater DOF and sharpness, would be cool.
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We've been having a lot of unseasonably perfect weather these last few weeks. Blue skies, nice temperatures... all that boring crap instead of our usual cold and foggy days.
Anyway... last night, around 11:30, Chris shouted that the fog was back so I grabbed my camera and joined him on the side deck. It was pretty dark out there so I didn't expect to get anything decent - not without a tripod and remote shutter - but I was surprised. The picture just needed a little noise reduction and a tiny bit of that thing you do with the curves.
So here's the fog, at 79 mm, f/3.2, ISO 6400, for 1/10 of a second, handheld.
@BobHorowitz that is quite the view!
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@BobHorowitz that is quite the view!
@jon_ellis
Good view for sunrises... on the rare occasion when I get up early. -
@jon_ellis
Good view for sunrises... on the rare occasion when I get up early.@BobHorowitz cannot lie, i prefer the fog
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@BobHorowitz cannot lie, i prefer the fog
@jon_ellis me too
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We've been having a lot of unseasonably perfect weather these last few weeks. Blue skies, nice temperatures... all that boring crap instead of our usual cold and foggy days.
Anyway... last night, around 11:30, Chris shouted that the fog was back so I grabbed my camera and joined him on the side deck. It was pretty dark out there so I didn't expect to get anything decent - not without a tripod and remote shutter - but I was surprised. The picture just needed a little noise reduction and a tiny bit of that thing you do with the curves.
So here's the fog, at 79 mm, f/3.2, ISO 6400, for 1/10 of a second, handheld.
@BobHorowitz
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