Apogee Photo Magazine

 

Mood

 

Good contrast and a hint of low fog puts the viewer next to you.

The small tree all by itself creates the impression of loneliness and isolation.

 

Fall is a good time to find fog and a lone subject helps bring out the overall feel.

 

An air of mystery can be felt on a foggy morning.

 

Getting above the fog is another way to use fog as a mood element.

 

Light hitting the subject and dark clouds bring out the drama of the impending storm.

 

A long exposure makes for a relaxing feel of the water running over the rocks.

 

A hint of snow on the ground and frost on the trees contrast nicely with the crisp blue sky.

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