Camera Talk

These are from an album I have created on Flickr called "Mist and Fog." Both are unpredictable elements in any photography, therefore many good images using them are by chance rather than by design. Exposure is tricky.

Hout Bay Harbour

Nikon FE2, Nikkor 35mm f2.8Ai, Fujicolour Superior

Trees in the Fog

Canon Eos 33e, Canon EF 28-105mm f3.5-4.5 USM, Fujicolor Superior.

More Trees in the Fog

Canon Eos 33e, Canon EF 28-105mm f3.5-4.5 USM, Fujicolor Superior.

Pathway through the mist

Olympus OM2n, 50mm f1.4 Zuiko, Fujicolor Superior.

Riverbank

Pentax LX, 50mm f1.4 Rokkor, Fujicolor Superior.

Dawn mist

Olympus OM2n, 50mm f1.4 Zuiko, Fujicolor Superior.

Daffodils in the mist

Olympus OM2n, 35mm f2.8 Zuiko, Fujicolor Superior.

Ducks in the mist

Olympus OM2n, 50mm f1.4 Zuiko, Fujicolor Superior.

Beautiful scenes, beautiful pictures.

They are so calm, they remind me of a man who picked me up hitchhiking about fifty years ago. He was from Britain and working temporarily here in Newfoundland. He told me he missed only a few things from home, but the thing he would never get used to here was the sixty-mile-an-hour fogs.

Beautiful photos, Graham!
Fog is one of the things I can’t try because there’s very few here living on/next to a city.

Alex, I live in the biggest city in the land, and still we have fog. Atmospheric conditions have to be just right. Sometimes we have fog over the entire east coast of England on the same day!

All beautiful, Graham. Hard to pick favorites. Love the rich colors in Riverbank, and the solitary bench in Dawn Mist.

Fog is calm and nice for photography, it helps to sort out subjects. Well done Graham!

I wish I had seen these on Saturday, Graham, because it would have inspired me to get my butt out the door on Sunday morning when we had an excellent fog going on. I guess not knowing how my body would react to the rushing around to get equipment ready and then searching for a good spot to photograph put a damper on things.

PF

Thank you, good people, for your kind comments. Phil, any camera will do. I leave my little Fuji X30 by the door....

I've been doing so much moving stuff around I sometimes lose track of what camera is where, and which ones are loaded or have a good battery charge.

PF

PFMcFarland wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 06, 2020 10:05 pm

I've been doing so much moving stuff around I sometimes lose track of what camera is where, and which ones are loaded or have a good battery charge.

PF

You mean you forget what you're doing while you're doing it?