What a Telephoto Lens Can Do With a Sea of Fog
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A telephoto lens pointed at a sea of fog turns one broad, washed-out view into dozens of small pictures: a single ridge, a clump of treetops, a slow waterfall of mist spilling over a hill. Fog shifts by the minute and the best light on it can vanish in seconds, so the decisions you make before anything happens determine whether you come home with frames or just a nice morning. [ Read More ]
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