....Odd Fog in Far Orchard
Bluish Fog in the Autumn Orchard33 total reviews
Comment from SteveANH
Simple shot with all sorts of pieces that keep the viewer "on" the picture for a long time.
Your control of the mix of darker and lighter parts of the picture is masterful.
We get that type of ground fog here in New Hampshire.
Love the repeated deep orange in the deep background and in the foreground.
Very well done neighbor!
reply by the author on 08-Mar-2017
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Simple shot with all sorts of pieces that keep the viewer "on" the picture for a long time.
Your control of the mix of darker and lighter parts of the picture is masterful.
We get that type of ground fog here in New Hampshire.
Love the repeated deep orange in the deep background and in the foreground.
Very well done neighbor!
Comment Written 08-Mar-2017
reply by the author on 08-Mar-2017
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LOL...well hello there neighbor. I had to keep pulling myself back. I found myself entranced and had to keep telling myself to pay attention to my camera as well as to what was in front of me. Your comments reminded me of that Steve so thank you for that and for sharing some sparkle of your own w/ my new post. I really do appreciate it. Wonder if it's something about the hills around us that causes this??
Deborah
Comment from USWA6346
Great shot and depth of field! You captured one of those "Once in a lifetime" moments! It's almost as if the sky is inverted.
reply by the author on 08-Mar-2017
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Great shot and depth of field! You captured one of those "Once in a lifetime" moments! It's almost as if the sky is inverted.
Comment Written 08-Mar-2017
reply by the author on 08-Mar-2017
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I was enthralled by this scene Bill.....and so happy my camera was not far off. Thank you so much for having a look at this one and especially for sharing a gold star w/ it. I really do appreciate both.
Deborah
Comment from iPhone7
OMG! You have captured the actual "Blue Fog of the Blog Bladder Beast of Thrall". I am sure you don't appreciate the magnitude of this capture. The Blog Bladder Beast of Thrall always moves in a blue fog to avoid detection. It is one of the most Deadly creatures known. Fortunately it is one of the dumbest. If you ever run into one face to face, quickly put a bag over your head. It is so incredibly stupid that it thinks that if you can't see it then it can't see you. Just trying to keep you safe Deb. I love this scene. Almost surreal like a painting. Damn you're good ~ Steve
reply by the author on 08-Mar-2017
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OMG! You have captured the actual "Blue Fog of the Blog Bladder Beast of Thrall". I am sure you don't appreciate the magnitude of this capture. The Blog Bladder Beast of Thrall always moves in a blue fog to avoid detection. It is one of the most Deadly creatures known. Fortunately it is one of the dumbest. If you ever run into one face to face, quickly put a bag over your head. It is so incredibly stupid that it thinks that if you can't see it then it can't see you. Just trying to keep you safe Deb. I love this scene. Almost surreal like a painting. Damn you're good ~ Steve
Comment Written 07-Mar-2017
reply by the author on 08-Mar-2017
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Well what a treat this morning Steve....to realize I avoided the dreaded "Blue Fog of the Blog Bladder Beast of Thrall" and you're quite right. I had no idea of the magnitude of this capture. Why I am just plain lucky to still be here. I will make sure next time I'm anywhere near the Far Orchard that I have a paper bag handy! ahahahah...well the REAL treat Steve was the shiny gold star you shared w/ my new post. You're a nut AND a PEACH...all at the same time so thank you for the warning...lol...but especially for being so generous.
Deborah
Comment from emhcee
This image is quite surreal Deborah. I share your thoughts as regards an unusual phenomenon. At first glance it almost looks like smoke from a bonfire beyond the first row of trees. I can only guess that the blue tinge is some sort of reflection. A pleasure to view.
reply by the author on 07-Mar-2017
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This image is quite surreal Deborah. I share your thoughts as regards an unusual phenomenon. At first glance it almost looks like smoke from a bonfire beyond the first row of trees. I can only guess that the blue tinge is some sort of reflection. A pleasure to view.
Comment Written 07-Mar-2017
reply by the author on 07-Mar-2017
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Something to do w/ temperature and water Mike.....I was absolutely entranced photographing it. Do appreciate you having a look and thank you so much for the lovely review.
Deborah
Comment from GaliaG
excellent capture of the far fog and area behind the trees
good technique, colors, focus and initial impact
thanks for sharing
reply by the author on 07-Mar-2017
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excellent capture of the far fog and area behind the trees
good technique, colors, focus and initial impact
thanks for sharing
Comment Written 07-Mar-2017
reply by the author on 07-Mar-2017
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Do appreciate you checking out my new post gg. Thank you so much!
Deborah
Comment from supergold
whatever the possible explanation Deborah, it is a wonderful atmospheric capture with the different rows of pine trees separated by fog;
very nice colors with sharp focus;
reply by the author on 07-Mar-2017
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whatever the possible explanation Deborah, it is a wonderful atmospheric capture with the different rows of pine trees separated by fog;
very nice colors with sharp focus;
Comment Written 07-Mar-2017
reply by the author on 07-Mar-2017
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lol.....I thought you might appreciate the 'what the hell is it?' quality of my new post sg. You're a PEACH though for sharing a gold star w/ it too. Thank you so very much.
Deborah
Comment from El-mundo
An interesting and mysterious story behind this beautiful picture, with the lovely light blue fog mentioned settling into the forest. The contrast with the trees is wonderful and the clarity is great. Great pic.
reply by the author on 07-Mar-2017
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An interesting and mysterious story behind this beautiful picture, with the lovely light blue fog mentioned settling into the forest. The contrast with the trees is wonderful and the clarity is great. Great pic.
Comment Written 07-Mar-2017
reply by the author on 07-Mar-2017
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There is truly something very special about my little place here El M. I am always so pleased when my images of it are well received so do appreciate you having a look at this one and thank you for the wonderful review of it.
Deborah
Comment from nikman
Well, like they say, there is a first time for everything! Like your composition of the gorgeous autumn scene before you. Exposure and sharpness are fine. Well done!
reply by the author on 07-Mar-2017
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Well, like they say, there is a first time for everything! Like your composition of the gorgeous autumn scene before you. Exposure and sharpness are fine. Well done!
Comment Written 07-Mar-2017
reply by the author on 07-Mar-2017
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It was just fascinating Nik! Always appreciate having you check out one of my new posts. Thanks so very much for the lovely review.
Deborah
Comment from suffolkbrian
That's the trouble with nature,sometimes the scenery takes your breath away but you still have to take that shot,am sure this was the case in point here,still it is a nice shot and bet you took loads of photos,thanks for sharing this..brian
reply by the author on 07-Mar-2017
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That's the trouble with nature,sometimes the scenery takes your breath away but you still have to take that shot,am sure this was the case in point here,still it is a nice shot and bet you took loads of photos,thanks for sharing this..brian
Comment Written 07-Mar-2017
reply by the author on 07-Mar-2017
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LOADS Brian...lol...yes, you are exactly right.....and in between shots I stood there w/ my mouth hanging open. I was entranced. I do appreciate you having a look at my new post. Thanks so very much.
Deborah
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your welcome
Comment from sphilok
This shot made me homesick to visit the Smokey Mountain's again. It makes the viewer feel the fog is luring you in. The gold of some trees adds a good depth to the entire photo. A peaceful, restful photo. Thanks for posting it.
reply by the author on 07-Mar-2017
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This shot made me homesick to visit the Smokey Mountain's again. It makes the viewer feel the fog is luring you in. The gold of some trees adds a good depth to the entire photo. A peaceful, restful photo. Thanks for posting it.
Comment Written 07-Mar-2017
reply by the author on 07-Mar-2017
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So pleased to read that my photo stirred something in you sphilok.....that is what I hope to do w/ each one of my posts so I do appreciate you having a look and mentioning that. Thank you so very much for the lovely review.
Deborah