Photo: Mist #6
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This photo makes me try to see through the mist but all effort is vain.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. How on earth do you get these shots?
ReplyDeleteMay: thanks - I wanted to accentuate the opaqueness of the mist in this one.
ReplyDeleteHeather: believe it or not, the "Mist #.." series was all from the same roll of film. The difference between them is how I chose to depict/render them after developing and scanning (via Photoshop). In some I really played with the contrast in others (like this), I tried to keep it ethereal while still interpretive.
Now THAT is not an inviting mist. I am not convinced there would be anything there to hold me up. Oh, what stories could be written about that mist! Chills!
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