Fog - By Jon O'Brien - Olympus E500 Camera

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By: Jon O'Brien
Copyright ©2009

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Photographer	Jon O'Brien {Karma:11321}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Olympus E500
Categories	Landscape	Film Format	Digital JPEG High
Portfolio	City & Country	Lens	Zuiko 14-45 mm
Uploaded	7/13/2009	Film / Memory Type	digital
		ISO / Film Speed	100
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Critiques	10	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - Wakaw Lake State - SASKATCHEWAN Country - Canada
About	At my nephew's stag party at a cabin on a lake near Saskatoon. The clouds cleared about midnight, and by 4:00 am there was a glorious, thick fog on the lake. Three of us put out in a small rowboat and drifted in the fog for a couple of hours. It was amazing, like the rest of the universe had been erased and we were floating on a few yards of water surrounded by nothing. Very beautiful - we don't get fog like that around here. After we got out, as the sun rose, I got a couple of shots from the shore. Shot from a tripod.

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Jon O'Brien {K:11321} 7/19/2009

My thought exactly, although water skiing becomes a bit problematic. The motor is completely silent. My nephew started it at one point and took us in a lazy circle, and my only sense of movement was that the moon started drifting across the sky. It was a bit disorienting for a moment!