Foggy Weather in February

As many of you know it most nature photographers like to get up early and photography just like myself.

I was already up and ready for the day. When I looked outside my bedroom window I notice a lot of dense fog everywhere in my neighborhood. So I quickly grabbed my camera and headed to my neighborhood pond to do some photos of the fog that morning.

The pond in my neighborhood was so full of fog that I started immediately doing photos of it. I remained very steady with my camera taking the photographs at the pond.

I realized to myself that is what I was meant to take photos of this time in the morning. So i did some cool photos doing different compositions of the fog around the pond. I did some horizontal ones and some vertical ones.

And I said to myself how can someone get out of this messy foggy weather. You just have to see if you can make it through it.

I certainly did.

I enjoyed the photo opportunity to photograph fog around my neighborhood pond and hope to do it again sometime soon.

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