The very cold night following what was a warm day provided Mike and I with some lovely fog on Pearl Lake in the White Mountains of NH. We started the morning shooting the sunrise; which pretty much was a dud; from Sugar Hill. After a few minutes there we changed our plans and decided to head down to Pearl Lake. We were not disappointed with our decision; we only wished we had done it sooner. As always thanks for taking a look and leaving a thought.
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Nikon D800, Nikon 80-200 @ 200 mm, f 16 @ 1/50 sec, ISO 100, cable release & tripod
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Ed, I love the mood, love the processing, too. When seen large, I really appreciate being able to see a hint of Fall colors on the trees behind the conifers. Only wishing to see more at the bottom, it feels a little cut off?
Excellent, Ed. This composition works very well with the fog separating those pines from the background. Processing looks good except that the color balance seems too warm. It may have been like this but I think a cooler WB would work better.
