March 9, 2018. Oakland, California. The horizon was called on account of mist.
(Nikon D850; Nikon 28-300 f/3.5-5.6G Zoom. RAW processing in DxO Pro; Editing in Adobe Photoshop.)
Play Misty For Me 3: Golden Gate
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Gorgeous capture, Michael. A classic with lovely subtlety.
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Thank you Jane. I could’ve called it “Fog With a Hint of Bridge.”
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I’ve always enjoyed the views of the Golden Gate Bridge in fog and this is especially appealing, Michael. Just a hint of the structure. Such pleasing and restful hues. I’d like it just as well with no bridge at all.
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Thank you very much Steve. I would’ve liked it with no bridge at all, but removing the bridge would’ve been a great inconvenience to a lot of commuters.
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My brother included.
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Marvellous!
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Thanks!
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This bridges the gap between the manmade and the strictly natural.
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Thank you. As you know I tend to want to leave the man-made out of my photography but in this case, there it was.
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a moment mother nature gifted to you and you in turn gifted others. thank you
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And thank you!
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Too funny!
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I think that little accent mark of a bridge makes the shot, carets are good for your eyes.
Very cool shot!!
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Thank you very much!! (Parker the punster.) 😉
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Very cool (literally and figuratively I expect!
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Awesome 🙂
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Thank you very much!
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Wow that’s fog 😳 wonderful capture Micheal ~ smiles Hedy
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San Francisco is definitely noted for its fog!
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Well, this is all about memories for me. I can’t tell you how many days and nights I spent watching the fog come in, over, and around the Golden Gate. From the top of the Marin hills, there are wonderful views, but I always preferred the fog to the city lights.
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I’m glad you enjoyed. There will be more from time to time. Look back through the blog and you’ll come across the ghost of Mount Tam.
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Just about to float away….wonderful Michael. Sorry I’ve been absent, I am chronically behind on all my email, but I will catch up. 🙂
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Thank you very much. It was quite a surprise to see so many comments all at once. I would say that you’re back!
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Wow! Amazing to think the bridge is down there somewhere! 🙂
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Thank you Julie. It is rumored that there were a lot of commuters on the bridge at that point in time. 😉
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