My obsession with trees & fog continues – on this walk I managed to drop a lens cap. Could I find it? not a chance, rather annoying because it was the only thing keeping the front of the lens dry in all the fog. At least it was a cheap item to replace (a free one from my daughter 🙂 ) not like the time I lost my Nikon DK-17M magnifying eyepiece from the Nikon F4, that was rather costly.
If you have never tried one of these, I would recommend getting one, especially if using manual focus lenses; it gives a 1.2x magnification, making the viewfinder appear much larger, without causing problems for the dioptre adjustment.
Another tree in fog.
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David A Lockwood 
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This is a beauty, David. Love the fence and furrow leading the way. I will never tire of fog and winter trees. 🙂
Much appreciated Jane – pleased you liked it.
I love the eeriness in this photo! Fog is magical, unless you’re driving in it.
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Especially at night !!
The dark tone of the fence and ’rut’ line in the soil draw my eyes to the tree…I can feel the fog’s moisture and mystery.
Thanks Brenda, my hope was that all my fog images give the feeling of mystery. I may have succeeded. Although prints and choice of paper make it much easier than on a screen.