Mysterious
by R.Bill Moser
Rarely have I seen so little fog as this fall / winter here at the foot of the Jura Mountains. It also has very little snow. At least on the Jura Mountains, there's usually some snow. I remember back when I was a kif in the seventies of the past century, we hardly ever seen the sund from October to February here at the foot of the Jura Mountains. Such weather conditions like we have now, makes landscape photography not really easier. But there are other possibilities and opportunities. To make a long story short, I couldn't take the image I was looking for on that particular morning so finally I ended up once again the Swiss Belchen Region. I was so astonsihed to see the famous "wave from Belchen". I didn't have time to look for a new comp so I decided to make more or less a familiar comp from that sujet as I did last year from that location but there's enough difference between the two images since the light and colors were otherwordly and the sky was full of drama.
Techs: Nikon D810, 24-70mm/f2.8 @62mm, Iso32, f11,20seconds, ND Grad Filter 0.6 (Hard) & Big Stopper, Double Processing for dynamic range
Comments
10 commentsI cannot express how much I like this image. It is surreal in a wonderful way. It seems like a fairy tail. Is us simply stunning and I cannot imagine anything that might improve it. The fog leads my eye down to where the home is. Thank you for sharing this.
you catched a fantastic moment of this nature event.
I agree with Harry on cropping a tish off the top