| Total Shots taken | 62 |
| Number Acceptable for Future activity | 22 |
| Number of 5 star ratings (5* yield %) | 4 (6.5%) |
I came home one night and saw that thick fog had rolled in. It was such an interesting sight that I couldn’t stop myself. Since I wanted to get a work out in as well, I gave myself a “hard stop” of 30 minutes. That timing worked with the light as well, because 30 minutes later, it was too dark to take pictures.
I walked around a 1 block park area, trying to catch different images in the foggy evening. A number of things intrigued me – tree shapes, buildings seen thru the fog, Turns out that taking pictures in the fog can be quite a feat! Not sure that I got the knack of it this evening, but here are my 5*results:
- 1700 East – This imposing austere building has 38 floors and towers high in the neighborhood. Above the fog, it seems to be an endless stretch shrouded in mist.
- Branches In The Mist – I loved the stark contrast of the huge tree with the shorter, lusher trees. It looks as if it is raising itself up, and rearing back, branches aimed towards the sky.
- Jackson Towers Thru the Fog – The unique architecture of Jackson towers, with its arched windows facing the Museum of Science & Industry make an interesting feature in this image.
- Urban Jungle – The lush greenery, a vibrant green on this spring evening, stand out in the fog. The muted red brick midrise in the background brings in the urban feeling to the .
A foggy evening presents a special photo opportunity — hope you enjoy these few shots!
