One of my favorite weather conditions when doing landscape photography has got to be fog. Fog or mist is something we get quite a lot of here in the Pacific Northwest and it has a way of making an ordinary scene special. Fog can make an ordinary park look like a scene from a fairytale, add depth to a stand of trees, obscure unwanted distractions and simplify compositions. Below are some examples of photos made better or even possible with the presence of fog or mist.
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