August 18, 2019; Estoril, Portugal. Balmy morning on the balcony, enjoying coffee with my wife’s brother and family. It had been a sunny morning, but as we got into the second cup, the fog came in.
This is different. Where I come from, a second cup makes the fog go away.
(Nikon D500, Tamron 100-400mm f/4.5-6.3 Di VC USD. RAW processing in DxO PhotoLab 2.3; Editing in Adobe Photoshop.)
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Now that’s a great fog picture. You should license it to the Portuguese office of tourism.
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Thanks very much. I’ll get right on your suggestion.
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Great image Michael. Wondering if you also have a close up of the city in fog
Anita
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Thank you very much. No, I don’t. You will, however, see a picture that was taken six minutes later tomorrow.
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Great image Michael. Wondering if you also have a close up of the city.
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Thank you very much. If they mean a close-up of the same area without fog, no I don’t.
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Very cool. Looks like a neat bit of sorcery going on
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Coffee is amazingly powerful.
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ha! 🙂 magic beans
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I like the sweep of the fog as it rolls over the town.
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Fog simplifies everything beautifully. Well done, Michael.
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Thanks very much.
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The way you’ve framed it, with those great sweeps of fog, the city appears to be a miniature, if not mythical. It could be the setting for quite a tale: think the Brontë sisters meet Stephen King.
Visually, it brought to mind Mont Saint-Michel. It’s a beautiful image.
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Thank you very much. But now you’ve done it: the Brontë sisters meet Stephen King. Can’t get it out of my head. Stay tuned for the next post.
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Fine atmosphere; as if clouds have fallen down from the sky.
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Thank you. They did. And then they slid ashore.
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wonderful! meravigliosa! sei bravissimo.
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Grazie mille!
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A truly incredible atmosphere. No ordinary sight for Portugal’s coast!
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It was amazing. Bright, sunshiny, and then very suddenly this. Stay tuned for the next post which shows what happened just six minutes later.
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Beautiful waves, Michael – dreamy and soft. I guess they were still rather warm?
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Thank you. It was a warm day, but I imagine the fog was refreshingly cool for those who were in it.
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Might be so – cool to watch too.
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It sure is a great fog shot ..
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Thank you very much. The next post shows the same scene about six minutes later. Which do you prefer?
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I’m very late to the party, having been away, but oh, what rolling fog this is! Or was. Beautifully done – I like the slight detail in the buildings, it’s just right.
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