Ian D J
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I do like my fancy Tangerine Dream-type titles. 
Anyway, this morning, while on my way to work, I came across this eyecatching mist that rolled over and down the hills to the back of Folkestone. The mist then burnt off as it descended onto lower ground, absolutely breathtaking to watch.
I actually wanted to hang around at that location for another half hour to make use of the increasing dawn daylight, but I was already running behind time as it was and I knew it was going to be a busy day in them greenhouses so I had to catch what I can and move on.
These were taken at the bleary eyed early time of 5.45 am.
Below: thought I'd give this one the ol' monochrome treatment.
I used my Fuji S5600 for these ones. If I knew I was gonna come across something like this, I'd have brought my beloved D40 and 300 mm sigma lens along with me.
Anyway, this morning, while on my way to work, I came across this eyecatching mist that rolled over and down the hills to the back of Folkestone. The mist then burnt off as it descended onto lower ground, absolutely breathtaking to watch.
I actually wanted to hang around at that location for another half hour to make use of the increasing dawn daylight, but I was already running behind time as it was and I knew it was going to be a busy day in them greenhouses so I had to catch what I can and move on.
These were taken at the bleary eyed early time of 5.45 am.
Below: thought I'd give this one the ol' monochrome treatment.
I used my Fuji S5600 for these ones. If I knew I was gonna come across something like this, I'd have brought my beloved D40 and 300 mm sigma lens along with me.
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