Wednesday’s Photos
One More Video Clip
Last week before the weather changed our natural playground into a deep freeze, my wife and I went for another hike along the shoreline of the Lower Arrow Lake. As always we took our cameras along. I also had my camcorder in my pocket. I placed it on a tripod and pointed it to the near-by mountains where the morning fog was just lifting. The 15-minute video was later reduced in time-lapse fashion to less than two minutes making the fog lifting look more dramatic. Enjoy.
The Peter and Gertrud Klopp Family 
The fog won’t care that its appearance has been accelerated.
Fog remains fog. 😉
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Changes are often very subtle and slow. Speeding up the process will make them visible.
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Yes, sure 🙂
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“Steaming” mountains: great!
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Thanks, Pit!
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Ein schönes Wandergebiet. Ich mag es besonders wenn Nebel und Dunst über die Berge ziehen. Gruss Wolfgang
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Doch Wanderwege so wie in Deutschland gibt es bei uns nur in den National und Provincial Parks.
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I love how the color slowly begins to show as the sunlight increases.
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Thiis gradual change in light became very noteable by speeding up the video. Thank you, Amy!
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So winter has started in Canada as well, I see snow. Congrats to the video, a joy to watch!
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Thank you, Birgit! Not much snow for Canadian standards.
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I can imagine! It looks more like here, a thin layer.
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A beautiful miniature movie, enjoyed it, thank you!
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Thank you, Robert. I am glad you liked it.
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A serenely lovely moment, Peter. To me, fog is mesmerizing and your video celebrates it.
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For some the video on the fog lifting may have been too long. I am so glad that you liked the video, Jane.
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I’ve a spot similar to this over the local reservoir I visit often and it is wonderful to watch the fog traverse across the water in wave-like shapes and then dissipate into the air.
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Your video makes it easy to see how you got caught up in watching the lifting fog. You didn’t even have to look up to see clouds.
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Great work with the camera!
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