Fall finally arrived and thus the fog season started here at Lake Constance. We propably won't see the sun till spring...

[snappychappy]

Very minimalist and atmospheric image, I like.

[Schraubstock]

Fall finally arrived and thus the fog season started here at Lake Constance. We propably won't see the sun till spring...

Nice, but perhaps just a smidgen too dark.

Greetings

[Sailor]

I like this moody shot - very well done.

Jer

[Davidw0815]

Thanks for your comments, guys!

Nice, but perhaps just a smidgen too dark.

I know what you mean, Schraubstock. I took another photo with a slightly longer exposure:



I like the shots, but I'm still not sure which one I like better. Took me quiet some time to decide which one to post here and now I end up posting both ;-)

[tessfully]

LOL David, the curse of sharing!!! which one which one... well, I am glad you posted both and why not, we are here because we love looking at photos. These are very artistic and on this monitor, which shows a bit dark anyway, I like the second. btw, you must get some pretty special images when the sun does try to push its way through the fog?

[Schraubstock]

Yes the lighter one for sure. One can see some more details and more easily. In the darker one I concentrate too much trying to make out what some of the details are. It is an automatic reaction. But now I can see them as part of the whole picture and the lighter rendering does not take anything away from the mood. Do I make sense?

Greetings

[Davidw0815]

LOL David, the curse of sharing!!! which one which one... well, I am glad you posted both and why not, we are here because we love looking at photos. These are very artistic and on this monitor, which shows a bit dark anyway, I like the second. btw, you must get some pretty special images when the sun does try to push its way through the fog?

Thanks, Tess. The fog creates some dramatic light situations. Last Thursday was full moon and I was hoping for some shots. But the fog was so dense, the moon was just a diffuse light in the sky. I did take some photos eventually, but not of the moon.

Yes the lighter one for sure. One can see some more details and more easily. In the darker one I concentrate too much trying to make out what some of the details are. It is an automatic reaction. But now I can see them as part of the whole picture and the lighter rendering does not take anything away from the mood. Do I make sense?

You make a lot of sense, Schraubstock. I wasn't sure if the lighter one gets the mood in the same way the darker does. I concentrated on the dark aspects of the picture and didn't think about the details. I see your point about making out the details. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on my images.