I was sad to see that the fog wasn't as thick there as it was at my apartment. But I set the camera up and started getting some pictures, always on the lookout for any wandering skunks who might stroll by. Eventually the fog ended up getting to be quite thick, enough that it turned the lights on the bridge to obscure points of light shining out. I think this one might be the best of the bunch, where the fog wasn't quite thick enough to totally blur out the lights on the bridge.

And a bit of a wider view of the foggy bridge:


The sky was beginning to lighten with the upcoming sunrise, so I headed to another spot a bit closer to the bridge. I hurried to get a shot of the bridge before the sun came out, and got this shot of the bridge with some foreground rocks along the riverbank.

I tried to get a few more shots, even some of the sunrise, but nothing really turned out after that. So I got back to the car and headed home and to bed...
2 comments:
Those pink lights almost look like they could be on a bridge in Miami. Very interesting with the fog...looks creepy. And that's not even taking into consideration the wandering skunks.
Thanks Jon!
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