Went for a little trip arond the valley yesterday and it.........................

that's quite an amazing set of images. You don't see that very often. That looks as thick as pea soup. I'd be lucky to find my way to the bathroom.

nx200USER1 wrote:

that's quite an amazing set of images. You don't see that very often. That looks as thick as pea soup. I'd be lucky to find my way to the bathroom.

Ha, ha, thanks for the comment, as for finding the bathroom, if you're a female I'll hold your hand and guide you. If you're a male, I could always draw you a map. 

Glad you liked the pics.

nx200USER1 wrote:

that's quite an amazing set of images. You don't see that very often. That looks as thick as pea soup. I'd be lucky to find my way to the bathroom.

Here, another one from the same time yesterday. This one was also taken with a SAMSUNG GALAXT NX. and the 18-55m.m kit lens, only as you can see, a slightly different location. This was taken at Pen-Rhys cemetery. Here you can see the sun is starting to burn off the mist, as you can see it rising here, through the trees.

lovely shot, very thought provoking.

nx200USER1 wrote:

lovely shot, very thought provoking.

Thank you for replying. I;m glad you enjoyed them. I suppose they are not too shabby, for someone, "who knows nothing, about photography."

Fuzzfuzz wrote:

Lovley scenery i nice pictures. I love the low fell landscape

Well that's nice of you to say so, thank you. It's pretty around here in the summer, but an Autumn mist like this, gives a whole new perspective on things, don't you think?

I visited your web site too. I love that pic of the owl peeping around the tree. It's great.

Fuzzfuzz wrote:

Taffy wrote:

Fuzzfuzz wrote:

Lovley scenery i nice pictures. I love the low fell landscape

Well that's nice of you to say so, thank you. It's pretty around here in the summer, but an Autumn mist like this, gives a whole new perspective on things, don't you think?

I visited your web site too. I love that pic of the owl peeping around the tree. It's great.

yes, mist always give a new dimension on the landscape picture, as long you aren't right in it and the picture is just a soft white curtain.

Thanks! that owl is a great grey owl, on of the worlds largest owl. First when i saw it i sneaked around so he wouldn't care that i was there and once i while she looked at me in the eyes, but after i while i noticed that the owl didnt care about it so i walked closer so i was so close her so 70mm was i bit to long for a full body shot. Really a nice experience to see big owl hunting in so close.

That must have been a great experience for you, to have not only met up with, but to have got so close to one of the world's most efficent predators, wow. But that shot is really impressive. You should get that pinted out large, and  frame it on your wall.

Taffy wrote:

nx200USER1 wrote:

that's quite an amazing set of images. You don't see that very often. That looks as thick as pea soup. I'd be lucky to find my way to the bathroom.

Here, another one from the same time yesterday. This one was also taken with a SAMSUNG GALAXT NX. and the 18-55m.m kit lens, only as you can see, a slightly different location. This was taken at Pen-Rhys cemetery. Here you can see the sun is starting to burn off the mist, as you can see it rising here, through the trees.

I am wondering how the picture will look like if shot under HDR mode.

Anyway, although the sky over-exposed too much to my liking, it was still a great moment shot Allan. Thanks for your sharing.

NewForce wrote:

Taffy wrote:

nx200USER1 wrote:

that's quite an amazing set of images. You don't see that very often. That looks as thick as pea soup. I'd be lucky to find my way to the bathroom.

Here, another one from the same time yesterday. This one was also taken with a SAMSUNG GALAXT NX. and the 18-55m.m kit lens, only as you can see, a slightly different location. This was taken at Pen-Rhys cemetery. Here you can see the sun is starting to burn off the mist, as you can see it rising here, through the trees.

I am wondering how the picture will look like if shot under HDR mode.

Anyway, although the sky over-exposed too much to my liking, it was still a great moment shot Allan. Thanks for your sharing.

Yeah it is overcooked, but if I dialed down the EV it looked to dark. I was, as the old adage says, "caught between the Devil and the deep blue sea." It is a SOOC jpg so I could do something with it in PPing it. It was all confounded by the mist.