Mountain fog islands

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By: Randy Libner
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Photographer	Randy Libner {Karma:4084}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Unknown
Categories	Landscape	Film Format
Portfolio	The Fog The Trees	Lens	Unknown
Uploaded	2/12/2014	Film / Memory Type	Unknown
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Views	790	Shutter
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Critiques	2	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - State - OREGON Country - United States
About	On my photo excursions, I always loved high perches. When the fog settles into the valleys overnight, you never know what the cool morning light will offer. I miss my trips into the hills. Lens and location are but a fog to me also. I'd guess my Canon 300L, but could possibly have been my 70-210 I used KR64 and KR25 for all of my photos, so my film choice is a guess also.

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Randy Libner {K:4084} 2/17/2014

Thank you again, Mary. I always tended to shoot my images a tad too much on the dark side. With Kodachrome, the lights and darks were hard to control. I wished I had bracketed more on this one. I probably should have made it into more of a panoramic image, eliminating some of the top portion. It's a bit boring.
I appreciate comments and especially critique of what I show here.

Mary Brown

{K:71879} 2/15/2014

Gorgeous. The mist settling in the hills is so lovely. The rolling lines of the hills brings the viewer's eye to all parts of the image.

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