I am a Nature Photographer with interests in all things related. Water, flowers, insects and fungi are my main interests but I am happy to photograph wildlife and landscapes and all other of Nature's subjects.
It’s a lovely, serene image, although now I’m wondering: have you ever had the chance to photograph a frog in fog? I suppose the fog wouldn’t be so noticeable in a photo of a frog, but the experience might be quite pleasant.
In a way, yes. This was in the dark times 2013 BL. Kinda sorta fog and frog…just in two images.
It is more likely that I could do that if I got close enough to a frog with a wide angle lens at Moosehorn Pond where I can be at eye level. At Poor Farm Swamp I am stuck on a higher level. I do have a 15mm macro lens so it is doable. Thanks for the new challenge.
I love it when the atmosphere matches the condition of my brain.
On a clear day, your image would be a nice tree. On a Foggy Friday, it’s an ethereal mystery begging to be explored.
One of the reasons I like photographing foggy landscapes is that, like you apparently, I am in a constant fog. Ha! I wish I needed to ask that same question. At 74 I should be happily retired but I’m still working away although fewer hours than I used to. I like our quality of life and although it is by no means luxurious it is comfortable enough.
Linda and I sort of had the same conversation and I have a new challenge. If you click the link in my comment to her you’ll see that I did at one time combine the two…just not in one image.
I could get away with it but then I wouldn’t sleep well. I am fortunate that the folks I have been working for all these years appreciate my dedication to photography.
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It’s a lovely, serene image, although now I’m wondering: have you ever had the chance to photograph a frog in fog? I suppose the fog wouldn’t be so noticeable in a photo of a frog, but the experience might be quite pleasant.
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In a way, yes. This was in the dark times 2013 BL. Kinda sorta fog and frog…just in two images.
It is more likely that I could do that if I got close enough to a frog with a wide angle lens at Moosehorn Pond where I can be at eye level. At Poor Farm Swamp I am stuck on a higher level. I do have a 15mm macro lens so it is doable. Thanks for the new challenge.
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Nice shot dude
Thanks
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I love it when the atmosphere matches the condition of my brain.
On a clear day, your image would be a nice tree. On a Foggy Friday, it’s an ethereal mystery begging to be explored.
(What is a “work day”?)
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One of the reasons I like photographing foggy landscapes is that, like you apparently, I am in a constant fog. Ha! I wish I needed to ask that same question. At 74 I should be happily retired but I’m still working away although fewer hours than I used to. I like our quality of life and although it is by no means luxurious it is comfortable enough.
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A mysterious and beautiful image, Steve!
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Thanks, Peter. I hoped it wouldn’t be too obviously a golf course.
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Is it Frog Friday or Fog Friday?
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Linda and I sort of had the same conversation and I have a new challenge. If you click the link in my comment to her you’ll see that I did at one time combine the two…just not in one image.
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You work, the fog works.
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I’d rather the fog work for me which it often does.
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“Misty morning, don’t see no sun…” Bob Marley just popped into my head! 🙂
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Happy to bring that to mind, Eliza. 🙂
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I would have a hard time going to work! I love the fog!
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A morning like this does make it difficult to keep going.
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Very Nice Fog Image Steve!!
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Thanks, Reed! I’m always in a fog.
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Next Fog Friday just call in sick!
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I could get away with it but then I wouldn’t sleep well. I am fortunate that the folks I have been working for all these years appreciate my dedication to photography.
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