Connecticut River, Orford, NH
Early morning fog lifting from the water surface of the Connecticut River in the early fall season. Bright green Lily pads in the foreground establish a perspective for the distant river horizon and the clearing sky.
Hasselblad H3D, 35 mm lens, .3 sec @ f/16, ISO 50, manual focus, spot metered, tripod mounted
Bigelow Range Morning Fog, Eustis, Maine
As early morning, autumn fog began to lift from the surface of Flagstaff Lake in Western Maine, I noticed that there were, in fact, two different fog layers. The higher layer, air born above the tree-lined shore, provided depth and separation between lake and the background mountain forms. A lower layer, condensing at the lake surface, obscured the forested lake edge, creating an asymmetrical reflection, which I felt was a more compelling photograph.
Hasselblad H3D – 50-110mm f4 lens at focal length 60 mm, ISO 50, f11, 1/250 sec, UV filter, spot metering, tripod-mounted