
But the next thing was, "How about some foggy morning photos?"
Mystery, solitude, serenity... those were the thoughts running through my mind as I envisioned what kind of photos I thought I would take.
So what next? Take foggy photos in my driveway? OK, what's the shooting location?
As I got ready to leave, I decided to go to a spot that I had photographed before - a small community marina on the Severn River . I would be driving within a half-mile of it on the way to work anyway.

Once I got there and started shooting, I became aware that I didn't know the first thing about shooting in the fog. It was amazing to realize that I had never done it before, or if I did, I have no memory of it.
Once again, here's where digital camera really helps me. I could see from the images on the little LCD display that I was getting something like what I had envisioned. Back home this evening, a little mucking around with Levels in Photoshop helped spread out the very limited brightness range of the scene so that I could get decent prints.
>All in all, I think the foggy morning gamble worked - I do see a little mystery, solitude, and serenity in these images.
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