I have ammassed a great volume of fog photos. I actually have a number of
threads, even, where I posit the idea that I should have a thread of all my fog
photos. This will be that thread, now.
Yesterday, I procrastinated by making this cool panorama shot.
A black-and-white panorama looking out from my desk at uni. You see a
campus expanding into the left and greenhouses and some woods to the
right. The North Groningen landscape expands into the distance but it is
hazy.
Explored some newly constructed roads and saw some pretty fog on the bike
tonight.
An old windmill and a powerline tower and overhead wires form silhouettes
on a horizon with the sun setting.
Looking over a field and a ditch between fields. Fog is floating up from
the fields and the ditch.
More fog over a field.
Taking some pictures of the rain-drenched North–Groningen from my office
window as I procrastinate riding home.
It looks dreadful and beautiful at the same time. Trees in the
middle-foreground through a slight haze behind which multiple layers of
North–Groningen landscape dissolve into the grey-blue sky.
Yesterday, the morning was so beautiful and bright with this amazing glow
over everything moving into a soft orange glow as the sun went down.
Then, I saw the fog move in from my office window and I took some
amazing pictures outside as I rode over to a dinner with friends.
I love this kind of winter weather.
Sunlight with a slight orange tone hits buildings at a university campus.
Beautiful sky with drawn cloud cover in the distance and clear skies right
above.
The sunlight hits trees lining the campus, and we overlook the
North-Groningen landscape.
Thick fog illuminated by white light from a strange looking green
building. This is where I work. Behind the building are some greenhouses
for plant biology which produce very strong orange light filling an entire
third of the photograph as it is dispersed by the fog.
Standing next to the Bernoulliborg, a photo of the Duisenberg building
with its neon light artwork shining beautifully through the fog,
obstructed by the leafless trees. Two people walk past in the foreground.