On the day that I photographed the icicles, we were downtown and walked past town hall to the river. I was surprised to see how thick the mist was. It was so misty that I could barely see what I was shooting through the viewfinder. It comes from the spray from the falls/rapids. It is not usually like this, but at certain temperatures, the mist gets suspended in the air.
That's the trail bridge (old railway bridge) seen from the main bridge though a telephoto lens. It's a unique photo, so I am pleased with it although it is not spectacular in any way.
I zoomed in much more, close to 350mm of its 400mm capability, for the next photo.
Someday soon, I would like to return to the trail bridge and photograph back this way toward the main bridge. I have done this many times already, but every time is different.
That spray makes for an interesting effect, almost foggy! (We've had a ton of fog lately.)
ReplyDeleteThere is always something new in a scene to capture!
ReplyDeleteLovely scene!
ReplyDeleteEven here, it changes day to day. I love it. I cannot walk in the forest today, though. Nor yesterday. What a mess.
ReplyDeleteYou're right that every time it's different and there are many things that get together to make it different..
ReplyDeleteIt looks very mysterious.
ReplyDeleteI like the misty photos.
ReplyDeleteThe mist adds an air of mystery to the photos!
ReplyDeleteI like the soft feeling of the photos.
ReplyDeleteSo dreamy! Thank you Aloha!
ReplyDeleteThis is where the mystical creatures come out
ReplyDeleteReading this post a bit later than usual, but the fog you showed here has been around this area most of the day with warming temps and melting snow. Unlike yourself, I stayed indoors and did not venture out for any photos.
ReplyDeleteI believe I caught a glimpse of my old colleague, Sherlock Holmes, there in the mist. Actually in the midst of the mist. Okay, I'll stop. Nice pictures.
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool! Very surreal!
ReplyDeleteI have actually always liked the mysterious look of mists. We didn't have misty days often in Illinois where we lived, but I liked walking in it. I enjoyed seeing these photos.
ReplyDeleteOoooh I like these mysterious misty photos. We had an exceedingly misty/drizzly/foggy day this week. And I had to be out in it all day! Most disconcerting. No photos were taken. xoxo
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