Many regions have fog roll in with atmospheric pressure difference, then I got a wee bit confused, asked the question what is the difference between fog and mist. Reliable information describes mist being considered as light fog, more technical answers do a search that is how I understand it in simple format.
Cloud reaching ground level is considered in denser droplets is by my understanding fog, lighter droplets suspended by air is descriptively called mist, so here we go with either light fog or fog.
Early morning reaching the outdoors, do my eyes deceive me, or have the trees disappeared on yonder hill, slight breeze and whallah they reappear, time to capture the lone tree on the hill through the foggy conditions, at least it was not my night before hang over.
A few minutes later that tree was gone with updraft on the hillside two of the others decided to make an appearance, how cool is that in the early morning, later the sun will eat this all away although heavy throughout the valley for a couple of hours, coffee time!
Fog tends to last longer than mist, so I learned much more than when originally taking these photographs a couple of years ago, it was good fun in hide and seek conditions.
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Thought for Today: "An open mind only hurts those who fear their own mistakes." - English Proverb
