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Foggy Day
December 2011
Grants Pass, Oregon |
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Foggy Day
December 2011
Grants Pass, Oregon |
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December brought lots of fog to Grants Pass. The fog is a result of an "inversion," when cool, moist, valley air gets trapped below a layer of warmer air. The cool air turns to fog, which creates special effects when it freezes! |
Have You Ever Seen the Fog?
I went out in the early morning light to take some pictures in the fog. I forgot to turn off the flash. Here is what happened:
Those are FROZEN FOG PARTICLES reflected back by the flash! This was pretty cool, so I took some more shots:
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How it looked without the flash:
Taken later that night:
Christmas Lights |
Fir Tree |
Against a blue background |
Against the sidewalk |
Outer space!
Frozen Fog
When the fog freezes, it covers the plants with tiny spikes. It's pretty cool!
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It even frosted the spider webs!
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Hope you enjoyed our fog shots!
