Early morning lake fog

Took a few shots in the early morning of this canoeist. They didn't come out the way I thought they would, not quite as mysterious as actually being there.

C&C welcomed.

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I think that last photo has a lot of potential...Here's me trying my photoshopping at it to give it half the potential it can get >.<

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I like that. I don't mind at all, that is why I allow editing of my pics.
When I have more time I will work on it some more.
Thanks again.

Hi! Couldn't resist having a go!

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mcmadkat,

I don't mind you giving it a try, heck, since you are from Scotland I bet you are very familiar with fog.

i think this would be awesome if it was dark...with moonlight up in a corner (eerie shots)

CincyShooter wrote in post #3861412
i think this would be awesome if it was dark...with moonlight up in a corner (eerie shots)

No moon but how does this look?

sorta what I was thinkin...im too lazy to click on that little CS2 Icon haha

Fog? Aye we get mist as well......

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Something seems very strange in #1. Why is the light green of the trees following the borders of the fog and what is about that is pure black?

The fog is over the lake/pond so it's not as if light from the illuminated fog is hitting the trees - the trees would be too far away. I think something might have been done to this image.

Sorry wrong pic posted up.....

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PS. Sorry for spamming your thread

RedHot wrote in post #3861720
Something seems very strange in #1. Why is the light green of the trees following the borders of the fog and what is about that is pure black?

The fog is over the lake/pond so it's not as if light from the illuminated fog is hitting the trees - the trees would be too far away. I think something might have been done to this image.

I just made adjustments to the brightness and contrast as well as shadow/hightlight.


mcmadkat,
I have no problem with your posting pics in my thread.

Here is another version.

Ok, last one.

I think they are great shots. The composition in the first one wouldn't be my choice, but it is still a good pic. The canoe is dead center. McMadKat made a good crop/edit by getting the canoe off center and giving it a space to "travel into". That is how you might have wanted to shoot it.

Thanks for posting it.