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Carl Sandberg said that "The fog comes on little cat feet".

Sneaky, sneaky, sneaky. Sneaky stuff that fog.

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2 hours ago, JXPhotoGuy said:

Awesome shots, is any open to add to this thread?

Oh sure. (I put 'open thread' in the first image, usually that means the thread is open to anyone that wants to add to it.)

Welcome to the forums, I am looking forward to seeing your images!

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Lunchtime, but misty morning fog refuses to leave.

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Bridges are tasty snacks for hungry fog. Yum.

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one photo from 2018.   fog over the Danube

X-T20; ZY lans turbo II + KMZ Mir-20M 3.5/20; 1/250; f5.6; ISO100; tripod

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Crabbing In The Fog, Oregon. X-T2, Fuji 70-300.

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