I love fog and its quality to obscure the landscape and its features. I try to be out with the camera as often as possible when it’s foggy (and thankfully, a coastal fog called “marine layer” often blankets the land in the morning hours here, even in Summer), and I seek bad weather that would make other photographers put their equipment away. Below you find blog posts with images of landscape and nature in fog. And have a look at the Portfolio Galleries about fog too!
Black & white and color impressions from a hike on the Pacific Crest Trail in San Diego’s Laguna Mountains, after tropical storm Kay had brought substantial amounts of rain to the area, and its clouds still shrouded parts of the forest.
At the lower elevation where we live, we get some autumnal moods from the Sycamores, Cottonwoods and Willows — splashes of color in an otherwise still pretty brown landscape, with no immediate relief in sight as most of November is now forecast to stay both drier and warmer than normal.
As a part of our photo club’s monthly meetings, each member gets to show five of their images, after the main presentation. We call it “MemberShare” and for our meeting today I compiled a group of images from foggy mornings that I made pretty close to our house.
Foggy summer morning in the sage scrub hills at Lake Hodges, with an insight into the process of making and developing the photo.
