It seems that for the last few days my town was shrouded in a
thick mist, especially in the afternoon... (A phenomenon which isn't
that usual so many days in a row...)
However, because I kind of like the overall atmosphere, I've tried
to catch it with my camera (a larger variant is available in the same
folder):
http://data.volution.ro/ciprian/bdf753de58c560bc/0cb3ba63549b8029/variant-a--x800.jpg
But I'm uncertain of my choices and I would love some feedback:
* Does the large tree trunk on the left work as a foreground?
I've tried to use it both to show how the visibility degrades as you
go deeper into the scene; plus together with the next tree on the
right, to frame the narrow path.
* Then I've chosen to reduce the saturation, so that only hints of
green and brown (from the leaves) remain visible.
Thanks for the comments,
Ciprian.
P.S.: The picture was taken with my old Fuji S5200 at ISO 100,
thus please ignore the noise and lack of sharpness.
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