(Probably time to rescue this from my drafts... Sometimes YouTube recommends a video at the perfect time. Last November it gave me this video of a photographer explaining why he photographs fogs. I have no clue who they are, but the video was interesting.
When I first wrote this post, it was a slightly foggy morning. I've seen that same view a million times but the video echoed in my head. And you know what, the fog seemed just a bit more unknown then usual. I stopped and admired it for a bit before going on with my day.
Some choice quotes from the video:
"Fog is deeply evocative. It conjures something. There's melancholy in it, mystery, an indescribable feeling. Honestly, it just makes landscape photography more aesthetically appealing."
"…I just think there's possibility in fog. The familiar becomes strange. The world gets soft and mysterious for a little while and then it just goes away.")


















