Your search "fog" resulted in 11 Articles

• Sixsixty Presents: The First Prints of Belair

  
  So, this is a story all about how my life got flipped, turned upside-down. I'd like to take a minute, just sit right there. I'll tell you how I got these prints from a camera called Belair.
  December 19, 2012 3 comments 18 likes

• A Foggy Morning at Sea Lion Caves

  
  After three days of scenic driving up the west coast, a little more than 1/2 way from San Francisco to Seattle, we woke up in the quaint little city of Florence, OR. We knew that if we got up early and made the 20-minute drive to Sea Lion Caves first thing, we'd get there before the hordes of tourists descended. What we didn't realize was that we'd also arrive before the fog lifted...
  September 05, 2012 1 like

• Natural Mystic

  
  On a foggy day, in the Fort Ross area where the Russian River meets the mouth of the ocean, I've been wandering around with my husband and my analog camera. How fog influences our perspective on life? How does it effect the light?
  June 18, 2012 1 comment 3 likes

• Basking at the Beach in Hunt's Point Nova Scotia

  
  Last September my boyfriend and I headed south to Hunt's Point, a place he had stayed in many times with family but that I had never been to. He described it to me as the place that he is the most peaceful. After being there a few days, I sure knew exactly what he was talking about.
  May 31, 2012 2 likes

• Shooting on the Bright Side of Gloomy Days

  
  Would you believe that gloomy days are great days to go out and shoot? Experience tells us that sunny days are the absolute best times to go out and take pictures, but overcast conditions have their own benefits when it comes to shooting as well. Here are some tips and suggestions on making the most of those grey days.
  July 28, 2011 24 comments 69 likes

• Haligonians Big East Coast Heart

  
  I did photography for a wedding on the weekend and a loud roar followed by glasses clinking went out for toasting to the groom's 'Big East Coast Heart' and if there is one thing that I can say that I love about the east coast, it would definitely be the people, but read on to find out what else everyone loves about the main place I've played in over in that fun place called the Maritimes, Halifax in Nova Scotia.
  May 05, 2011 3 comments 3 likes

• What Lies Beneath the Fog: Revisiting Ngong Ping Village and the Big Buddha

  
  This Lomo location has been featured before but a veil of thick fog was covering it. Thankfully it was quite sunny during my trip so I was able to get a good look - and lots of lomographs of this popular tourist destination in Hong Kong.
  January 14, 2011 6 likes

• A Break from the Metropolis of Hong Kong (Ngong Ping 360, Big Buddha, Tai O)

  
  Situated on the Lantau island of Hong Kong, Ngong Ping 360 is a famous cable car route that climbs the mountain from Tung Chung all the way to the Ngong Ping Village.
  March 27, 2010 4 comments 6 likes

• Went to Volcan Irazu

  
  I went on a "sensory" field trip with my class to the Volcan Irazu in Cartago.
  December 14, 2009 3 comments 4 likes

• Námaskarð - Where The Fog Is... (Iceland)

  
  Close to Skútustaðir, around the Northern Icelandic coast, is nothing to see. Literally. Because it is a land of fog. Massive sulfur-sources stink and make a lot of thick air. So if you want to see not to see, get your charter flight to Iceland. And by the way, the exchange rate is excellent these days!
  February 23, 2009 7 comments 10 likes

• Camps Bay side, Cape town

  
  If you are ever in Cape town, and it happens to be a foggy day, and you have no car,here is what you can do. Start in City or Bo-Kaap, go up Kloof Nek Road. It 's always up, about an hour or so, but it's quite picturesque road full of beautiful residential houses, parks and real Chocolate Factory (worth stopping at it's shop for real local made dark chocolate).
  November 25, 2008 3 comments 5 likes