Foggy Sunrise In My Neighborhood

[PhotoXopher]

Shot with my D60 and 18-55 VR kit lens.

Still new and learning so I took two shots taken about 15 seconds apart and slightly different scenes - I think this shows what 'creative' exposure can accomplish vs 'proper' exposure, or simply exposure metering.

No post processing, you be the judge.

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2

 

[eduboy]

Photo # 1 is amazing!

 

[mooimeisie]

I have recently become intrigued with photographing fog. I'm finding it very hard to capture the feeling you have when you look into it. I think the first photo, a little underexposed has more of that feeling, than the 2nd. To me the 2nd is a little overexposed, as I think of fog being a little dark.

 

[boogschd]

Photo # 1 is amazing!

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my jaw literally dropped

higher resolution!! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

 

[ocular]

#1 is good, but so small.

 

[PhotoXopher]

Thank you everyone! I really appreciate all off the comments.

I've changed the photos to larger versions.

 

[christm]

Number one is amazing, great shot.

 

[Dagwood56]

Love # 1. I'm guessing its the creative exposure.

 

[PhotoXopher]

Yes it is.

Thanks!

 

[boogschd]

higher res please? ...

would really look good for a wallpaper

 

[PhotoXopher]

Hahaha, thank you!

http://photos.naumans.com/photos/631951019_mpiLo-XXL.jpg

Give that one a try, if that's not big enough change the XL to O and you'll have the fill size version

 

[Dominantly]

I like #1, only thing I see is it's a bit dark. It could use a bit of a tweak with the levels.
For #2 it seems to be over exposed and you lose a sense of the impact of the fog.

 

[Big]

As said before, #1 is AMAZING! nice job Noyze!

 

[PhotoXopher]

Thanks for all the input and taking the time to comment! Every once in a while a newbie presses the shutter and smiles when he see's the preview - then hope it looks good full size.

This was one of those times out of thousands of presses