Exploring The Bridge on a Foggy Day (Indian River Inlet, Delaware)

just x joey · Dec 9, 2012

Here are a few captures i got today while exploring in the fog. Taken with Olympus OM-D EM-5 and a 45mm 1.8
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My favorite is the first one. The repeating cylinders are really nice, and i'm happy with the color-tone of the image. The other two are fairly boring to me. I wasn't too excited by what I was able to capture. :-\

What do you think about the set?

Thanks for looking!

just x joey · Dec 9, 2012

Here's one more:

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Light Guru · Dec 9, 2012

The first one is by far the strongest. I really like it.

just x joey · Dec 10, 2012

Light Guru said:
The first one is by far the strongest. I really like it.

Thank you! Anyone have any tips for shooting in dense fog? I hope i get another chance. I need to get some more lenses..

jadams67 · Dec 10, 2012

I like the first one.

WesternGuy · Dec 11, 2012

joey, when you post more than one or two images, particularly when they are in separate parts of your posting, could you number them This makes it a lot easier for a reviewer to refer to a particular image. Also, you might receive a few more reviews if you make it easier for a reviewer to refer to an image. Thanks.

WesternGuy

just x joey · Dec 11, 2012

WesternGuy said:
joey, when you post more than one or two images, particularly when they are in separate parts of your posting, could you number them This makes it a lot easier for a reviewer to refer to a particular image. Also, you might receive a few more reviews if you make it easier for a reviewer to refer to an image. Thanks.

WesternGuy

Thanks for the tip. i updated the OP with numbers

WesternGuy · Dec 12, 2012

just x joey said:
WesternGuy said:

joey, when you post more than one or two images, particularly when they are in separate parts of your posting, could you number them This makes it a lot easier for a reviewer to refer to a particular image. Also, you might receive a few more reviews if you make it easier for a reviewer to refer to an image. Thanks.

WesternGuy

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Thanks for the tip. i updated the OP with numbers

Thanks for the update. I like the last one (unnumbered). I would be very tempted to clone out the seagull. I think it is a distraction and that the image would look better without, but that is just me and my personal preferences for "seascapes".

WesternGuy