How about some fog?

[D. Bryant]

Dawn, Santa Monica Mountains, Ebony 45SU, Fujinon-C 300mm, Lee 0.6 Graduated ND filter, Velvia 100F.

Whew! Form and color nicely done.

Don Bryant

[Colin Graham]

Colin, nice shot! Wierd indeed.

my fog 4x5 velvia 100, 210mm repromaster.

Right back at ya Vinny, I'd love to see a big print of this! Great work.

[domenico Foschi]

Colin, nice shot! Wierd indeed.

my fog 4x5 velvia 100, 210mm repromaster.

Vinny, I had seen this before, nice image.
I was going to ask you if it was shot in Long BEach, but then I remembered that there was Ice, it can't be.
Where is it?

[Michael Graves]

BEFORE I cleaned my 159mm Wollensak.

[Amund BLix Aaeng]

Here`s some fog

[Ben Chase]

Here`s some fog

The only thing that could make this excellent photograph more complete would be the addition of zombies coming out of the trees.

[vinny]

Vinny, I had seen this before, nice image.
I was going to ask you if it was shot in Long BEach, but then I remembered that there was Ice, it can't be.
Where is it?

Long Beach gets cold at night but........
Domenico, that's the bridge which spans the upper and lower peninsula's of Michigan. It's a 5 mile suspension bridge a few minutes from where i grew up. I think i may have posted it once before, not sure.

#1 Buellton area hwy 246. 90mm? fp4
#2 Here's another of that bridge with a 90mm.

[Ken Lee]

I love Large Format photos made in fog. They render it so nicely, that the remaining details are more delicious to the eye.

[David Karp]

Amund,

I don't think that I have seen a photo of yours that I did not like ... a lot.

Thanks for sharing.

[Hugo Zhang]

Here are two with 8x10.

1. Rodenstock Weitwinkel Perigon 13cm.
2. Goerz GD Dagor 9 1/2".