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Rising Mist by PatrickSmith
The last light of the day came through a hole in the clouds at the 2300 foot level of Mt. Diablo, 20 miles east of San Francisco. I waited for the light to illuminate the farm house and some of the misty clouds. After I took the shot I uploaded last week, I ran further up the hill looking for a good chunk of lichen covered rock to include. I found it and waited. It almost never happened, but for a minute or so, it was like this. I'll admit that luck played a large part in getting this shot!
Things are drying up now so I may only have 2-3 more weeks of green grass before the dry season takes over. So I hope to get a few more like this.
Also, my company is being reorganized, so I may not be on EPZ as much as I would like for the next couple of months. But I'll check EPZ as much as I can and I'll still try to upload at least one per week.
1 second exposure @F16 with ND grad 0.9
| Date Added: | 2 Apr 2007 - 15:41 |
| Camera: | Canon 5D |
| Lens: | Canon 17-40L @19 |
| Film: | RAW ISO 50 |
| Categories: | General Landscape / Travel |
| Geo Data: | Show Map Position |
| Tags: | light, san francisco, diablo |
| Readers' Votes: | 144 |
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Posted: 12:14am, 23rd Nov, 2009
phil morgan
Only got into photography last summer, and I am totally addicted to it!! Thanks to Carl Ryan and Mari Sterling for pointing me to this site.
If anyone wants to get in touch, my address is plmorgan68@tiscali.co.uk
Paul Morgan
39 years old, married with two beautiful daughters, full time Graphic Designer just started to take photography seriously and develop my skills.
I would like to add that this site has been a real inspiration. There is so much talent here, and there is always somethi...
Brian Woolhouse
I live at Garthorpe in North Lincolnshire;Married to Paula One son and one grandson. I'm a Process engineer working for Corus, at Scunthorpe.
I've always had a interested in photography but have not taken anything but snaps for many a year but l had my interest rekindl...
Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 15:48
As`always Patrick wonderful light and composition
Brian..................
Brian..................
Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 15:58
Again the light is wonderful Patrick,lovely composition and colours,excellent work here.
Mo.
Mo.
Sarah
Hi, I live and work in the wonderful ''Weald of Kent''.
Since taking up photography, I now view the world with much more appreciation - always looking for the next picture!
I don''t have a particular style to my photography, I just know what I like and enjoy ta...
Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 15:59
I admire your patience Patrick, it paid off again! the large version is fabulous.
Sarah
Sarah
Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 16:03
Stunning piece of work as ever Patrick, hope you're able to stick around when things settle down for you.
CLIX
CLIX
Peter Jaktlund
A Swedish photographer and member of the nordic organisation Bio-Foto and also a member of Falu photoclub.
Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 16:16
Good luck with the weather, a nice capture this one. I don't think it's pure luck although
Peter
Peter
Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 16:17
Thanks for looking!
I don't like them either Kim.
Too patient sometimes, Sarah!
Yes Tony, I'll be around but probably at very unusual times of the day I think.
Patrick
I don't like them either Kim.
Too patient sometimes, Sarah!
Yes Tony, I'll be around but probably at very unusual times of the day I think.
Patrick
Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 17:10
Lovely mellow tones and gorgeous light.
Could be a shot of the Black Mountains in Wales!
Dave
Could be a shot of the Black Mountains in Wales!
Dave
Trisha Ryan
My name is Trish and i live in Knaphill, Surrey.
After getting married in June 2006, i bought a small digital camera in New York and it has become a new hobby of mine
With photography, you are improving and learning all the time,and i will learn by my mistakes.
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Adrian Reynolds
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Married, with 3 children, loosing hair and getting shorter and poorer by the day!
I have been a keen sportsman all my life, mainly rugby and running, but had to give up due to illness, but still love to watch.
A number of years ago I took the pl...
Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 17:18
It's not luck Patrick its your patience that got this beautiful scene,the clouds look almost like smoke rising, wonderful image, Adrian
Gill Brett
Thank you for taking the time to look at my portfolio.
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Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 17:39
Pleasure to be 30 Patrick, good atmosphere in the sky and detail in the fg rock!
gill
gill
Angela Rogers
4 years on EPZ, which has been great fun and a brilliant learning curve - thanks to all for help. BUT - had a year off in 08 having ground to an inspirational halt, had a grandchild and a dog. Neither of these should have affected photography, and pictures were taken, ...
Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 17:47
That is glorious Patrick.
I've been taking the liberty of showing a friend your pictures, as she might be moving to live in SF in the next year or so - she's a bit worried about the fog!
I've been taking the liberty of showing a friend your pictures, as she might be moving to live in SF in the next year or so - she's a bit worried about the fog!
Cooky
Used a Zenit-e for years until I noticed one shoulder was becoming over developed! Lured into digital by my husband,(MattHusala)and now I'm hooked.
Update: Still enjoying the photography and learning lots from the friendly and knowledgable people on this site.
Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 17:58
Had to look twice Patrick - thought it was Todmorden Moor! (That'd be England!) Lovely shot.
Kath
Kath
Cathy Taylor
I am very lucky to have the Jurassic coast and the New Forest on my door step...I'm not very good at getting up in the mornings so most of my landscapes are sunsets rather than sunrise and thats the way its going to stay.....
My daughters Hollyt , FayeT and ...
Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 17:58
What thick mist you have Patrick, it almost looks like the hills are smouldering.
Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 17:59
Thanks for looking!
You think so Dave?
Thanks Adrian. True, I did wait for clouds that possibly might do this, and I did climb over 1,000 feet to get to this spot, and I did compose it. But if it wasn't for this one minute of light, I would have come back home with only the one previously uploaded shot in a few versions!
Angela, why is she afraid? It won't bite! Will she live in the city? Where I live, (20 miles away) I rarely see fog and it gets nice and hot in the summer half of the year.
LOL - Kath!
Yes Cathy, it did look like steam was rising from a volcano or something. I rarely see that here.
Patrick
You think so Dave?
Thanks Adrian. True, I did wait for clouds that possibly might do this, and I did climb over 1,000 feet to get to this spot, and I did compose it. But if it wasn't for this one minute of light, I would have come back home with only the one previously uploaded shot in a few versions!
Angela, why is she afraid? It won't bite! Will she live in the city? Where I live, (20 miles away) I rarely see fog and it gets nice and hot in the summer half of the year.
LOL - Kath!
Yes Cathy, it did look like steam was rising from a volcano or something. I rarely see that here.
Patrick
Dave Hudspeth
Pro photographer living on Teesside (someone has to). Been using digital now since Easter 2003, and having taken some 100,000 images .... I love it.
I also teach photography and have done for over 12 years and I'm the Chief Examiner for a national awarding body's p...
Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 18:17
A super image Patrick, but I do feel that it lacks your usual punch and style which gives your shots that bit extra ...
Dave
Dave
Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 18:45
Yes Dave, this is a much more quiet image. Things were moving slowly and the light was soft. I'm trying to mix it up a bit. I have a bunch of action shots in the que, but chose this one just to be different. LOL - I see you have a bunch of new ones, so I'll check them out so I can give them a good thrashing!
Patrick
Patrick
Jouko Makkonen
"Many people say that digital photography is a manipulation of reality, but in my opinion it is an open door to personal creativity. Like paintings which are not necessarily reality. From this point of view the results are more them photography in a classical style." by...
Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 18:52
Wonderful shot again, Patrick........
Hope your work problems turn out well....
Jouko
PS I´ve been a bit down and tired for few hours......I´m sure tomorrow brings better news again....I´m trying to get rid of this negative attitude, but it´s not easy.....
Hope your work problems turn out well....
Jouko
PS I´ve been a bit down and tired for few hours......I´m sure tomorrow brings better news again....I´m trying to get rid of this negative attitude, but it´s not easy.....
Malcolm Shucksmith
The photo was taken at Lodore Falls near Derwentwater in the Lake District
I've always taken photographs since my parents bought me a Kodak Brownie 127 Kit in 19**.
To date I have gone to places and taken some shots whilst I have been there, now I want to go place...
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Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 18:54
Patrick this is lovely. The light on the foreground and the lower slopes of the valley with the mist/clouds rolling over the top of the hill all combine to make a great composition. Well seen.
Ron
Ron
Dave Hudspeth
Pro photographer living on Teesside (someone has to). Been using digital now since Easter 2003, and having taken some 100,000 images .... I love it.
I also teach photography and have done for over 12 years and I'm the Chief Examiner for a national awarding body's p...
Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 18:58
Quote:
so I'll check them out so I can give them a good thrashing!
so I'll check them out so I can give them a good thrashing!
Ooooo I cant wait .... lolol
Dave
Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 19:03
Thanks for looking and commenting Malcolm and Ron!
Jouko, it is perfectly normal to have these feelings. So don't resist them and don't get rid of them. Just let them happen. It is part of a process that needs to run its course. I don't know if I would handle it as well as you!
LOL Dave. Here, let me practise on my shot now. 'This is pure rubbish. I would be embarrased to put this god awful thing up on a public website, but obviously your standards are so low that your belly is dragging in the putrid filthy mud that is the foreground of this shot!'
Okay... I'm ready... after I eat lunch....
Patrick
Jouko, it is perfectly normal to have these feelings. So don't resist them and don't get rid of them. Just let them happen. It is part of a process that needs to run its course. I don't know if I would handle it as well as you!
LOL Dave. Here, let me practise on my shot now. 'This is pure rubbish. I would be embarrased to put this god awful thing up on a public website, but obviously your standards are so low that your belly is dragging in the putrid filthy mud that is the foreground of this shot!'
Okay... I'm ready... after I eat lunch....
Patrick
Janet Walters
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My first 'real' camera was a Nikon D70 which I bought in January '05.I have since added a Nikon D2X & a D300 to my kit,which I love.
My first photographic passion has to b...
Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 19:35
Beautiful colour & light Patrick,excellent clarity.
Are you sure you've not been over here in the Dales for a while...could be England with it's greenery!
Janet
Are you sure you've not been over here in the Dales for a while...could be England with it's greenery!
Janet
Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 19:57
The light through the cloud is beautiful Patrick. Well captured and great patience!
Greg Lazzaro
My two greatest passions in life are family and photography. Through family I get the courage to try new and exciting things, while through photography I get to experience nature at a much more personal level. Photography allows me to capture my experiences with natur...
Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 20:29
Another beauty, it is my goal to try and get a shot just like this, I am heading out to Washington State in two weeks and I hope to have some time to break from business and get some landscapes. You do inspire me to keep trying as your pictures always have such great contrast in the elements and vivid colors. Keep up the excellent work! Spot on! Click!!!
Greg
Greg
Ann Magee
I am an amateur/enthusiast and am still learning.I still enjoy the site,in fact i am still addicted to it.
Everyone i've found is friendly and helpful.Welcome to any new members.
Thankyou for all your help and friendship,you know who you are.
Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 20:51
Hi Patrick,
This is as brilliant as the last one,love that touch of mist,looks like someone letting off steam...........lol.Those clouds are amazingly beautiful and the textures too.Amazing composition.Take care.Ann
Thankyou for your comments,much appreciated.I did use layers,on each flower individually then merged them all together using photomerge and filled in the blank space with the bg colour of the flowers.
This is as brilliant as the last one,love that touch of mist,looks like someone letting off steam...........lol.Those clouds are amazingly beautiful and the textures too.Amazing composition.Take care.Ann
Thankyou for your comments,much appreciated.I did use layers,on each flower individually then merged them all together using photomerge and filled in the blank space with the bg colour of the flowers.
Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 21:55
Love the way the clouds sit on the mountains.. and the way the scenery layers , beautiful atmospheric shot capturing the essence !!
Nikki
Nikki
Martin Levers
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Nothing really to update, but still enjoying my photography and trying to improve.
I love the Peak District, and it's right on my doorstep. Will try to diversify to shoot different subjects, when the opportunity arises.
Anyone want to ask any questions,...
Posted: 2 Apr 2007 - 21:57
Lovely greens, and some nice soft light on that foreground rock. And you have more clouds on show!!
Subtle but nice. (sorry, hate the "nice" word, but it is nice!!)
Martin
Subtle but nice. (sorry, hate the "nice" word, but it is nice!!)
Martin
Cornelia
I have been living in the UK for a few years now and found a lot of interesting and inspiring places for photographs. I enjoy travelling within the country or abroad and my favourite photographic subjects are landscapes and wildlife (although I always appear to be a lit...
terry potter
I just did 2yrs landscape and got to a point where i wasn't getting any improvements, not to say i had attained perfection, far from it in fact, just reached the peak of my ability in that genre, so now looking to try other stuff, maybe macro and digital manipulation, w...
Posted: 3 Apr 2007 - 00:01
Looks like you have a smoking hillside there Pat, sure it's not the smokey mountains in tennessee...lol, this is a scene i couldn't do as when i'm at the location i can't 'see' the picture. The clouds gave you interesting light across the hillside though and you have nice textures in the foreground rock.
Posted: 3 Apr 2007 - 01:42
Patrick well worth the wait to come away with this one! amazing how those clouds seem like you can just grab them!
stay well
tonymarq
stay well
tonymarq
Posted: 3 Apr 2007 - 02:54
Nice light and color as always Patrick. This looks like a nice area to shoot. I will have to check it out next time I am up north. It's really interesting how the clouds are making contact with the hills.
Posted: 3 Apr 2007 - 04:40
Thanks for your comments. It will take me a while to catch up, but I will!
Janet, that may be true now, but it will look a lot different in a month or two. It wil be bone dry up here, so I'm getting my green grass shots now.
Greg, you should get more clouds in Seattle than down here. So you have a good chance for something like this. Can't give you any hints about where to go though. I've never been there.
Ann, that must have created quite a large file until you flattened it!
Thanks Martin for the nice comments...lol...
Terry, I'll show you how to do it when you move back up here. Though we may not have clouds by the time you arrive.
Dennis, it is a great spot, but it does take a long time to reach this spot. And the grass is turning brown now, so you may want to wait until next winter.
Patrick
Janet, that may be true now, but it will look a lot different in a month or two. It wil be bone dry up here, so I'm getting my green grass shots now.
Greg, you should get more clouds in Seattle than down here. So you have a good chance for something like this. Can't give you any hints about where to go though. I've never been there.
Ann, that must have created quite a large file until you flattened it!
Thanks Martin for the nice comments...lol...
Terry, I'll show you how to do it when you move back up here. Though we may not have clouds by the time you arrive.
Dennis, it is a great spot, but it does take a long time to reach this spot. And the grass is turning brown now, so you may want to wait until next winter.
Patrick
Posted: 3 Apr 2007 - 08:56
Patrick when i first saw this as a thumbnail i thought it was the start of a forest fire. The sun on the clouds makes them look smoke like.
Wonderful shot right through with lovely saturated colours and tones.
john
Wonderful shot right through with lovely saturated colours and tones.
john
Posted: 3 Apr 2007 - 12:23
Sorry for late comment patrick, but time seems to slip by.
This appeals to me as I am a fan of moody clouds. Lots of photographers attempt to get the bright fluffy blue clouds, but I like the more stormy/heavy feel which this has. The UK has this type of clouds more than most. Catching the light coming through adds to the whole image.
Regards
Edgar
This appeals to me as I am a fan of moody clouds. Lots of photographers attempt to get the bright fluffy blue clouds, but I like the more stormy/heavy feel which this has. The UK has this type of clouds more than most. Catching the light coming through adds to the whole image.
Regards
Edgar
Nigel Betteridge
I have been a member of this photographic community for nearly 3 years now and I am well and truly hooked. Reasons: The outstanding quality of many uploads, and the friendly, community spirit.
I have been taking photographs since 1970 (up till 2003 mainly Kodachrome ...
Posted: 3 Apr 2007 - 15:24
I really like the dappled light and colours on the hillside, and the tones in, and radiance of the sky. Hope the changes at work do not cause you too much grief Patrick.
Nigel
Nigel
Sean Mitchell
I'm keeping an up to date location blog of which locations I've been to and where I've taken shots from within those locations - feel free to have a look at seanmitchell.co.uk
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Posted: 3 Apr 2007 - 16:04
This really deserves to be viewed large, the level of detail, the mist and the light all add so very nicely to the overall shot
Sean
Sean
Madeleine
Hi i live in Verwood Dorset, I decided to take up photography as a hobby when i joined the site in May 2005. I appreciate your advice and comments.
I cant thank everyone enough for the help, advice and patience i have been given since i have been here.
you ca...
Posted: 3 Apr 2007 - 17:26
You snuck over to Derbyshire to take this didn't you Pat? It has a real gentle English light look about it.
Michael Murphy
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Posted: 4 Apr 2007 - 17:57
Thanks for your comments! I'll try to check in as often as I can.
Yes John, it does seem like a fire. But these are just clouds. In the summer, it very well could be fire though.
True Edger, you guys have more dramatic clouds over there. I have to wait for a long time for decent clouds!
Nigel, we will see. I'm not sure what is going to happen yet, but I know my schedule will change for sure!
LOL Kris (Ex), I don't get a chance for an 'English Countryside' sort of shot so I took advantage while I could!
Patrick
Yes John, it does seem like a fire. But these are just clouds. In the summer, it very well could be fire though.
True Edger, you guys have more dramatic clouds over there. I have to wait for a long time for decent clouds!
Nigel, we will see. I'm not sure what is going to happen yet, but I know my schedule will change for sure!
LOL Kris (Ex), I don't get a chance for an 'English Countryside' sort of shot so I took advantage while I could!
Patrick
jojo
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Posted: 6 Apr 2007 - 17:37
Another classic shot Patrick.
Once i get to your level of quality i'll be happy
keith
Once i get to your level of quality i'll be happy
keith
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Happily still learning about photography and how ea...
Posted: 8 Apr 2007 - 16:54
Fabulous image Patrick the colours and composition are spot on. The dappled sunlight adds drama to the land and the sky is superb.
All the very best
Dougie
All the very best
Dougie
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Posted: 12 Apr 2007 - 00:44
Super lighting that takes patience to get. Reminds of the Highlands of Scotland where light changes within the minute, and you miss it
Ken
Ken
Posted: 13 Apr 2007 - 12:26
Like the detail and colours in the f.g. rock and the overall lighting Patrick.
MikeA.
MikeA.
Dot Roberts
I live in a seaside town in North Wales with my husband John and our two dogs, Tiny and Jodie.
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Posted: 16 Apr 2007 - 12:41
Amazing scene, P.....You've got the sun hitting the hills perfectly down pat it seems.....
Hope you had a nice holiday......Still learning my way through the new and improved site...
Cheers and have a wonderful week,
Suzan
Hope you had a nice holiday......Still learning my way through the new and improved site...
Cheers and have a wonderful week,
Suzan
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I started taking photographs at an early age and graduated to a fairly decent 35mm slide set up in the mid 80's.
After a lay off for a number of years I took the plunge into digital with a Canon compact finally arriving at DSLR about 18 months ago
Photography giv...
Posted: 17 Apr 2007 - 14:26
The look good feel good feel of your work extends on to this image as well - however i feel that the composition is not as good as some of the others you have posted before...
just my thought!
just my thought!
Douglas Wyatt
I live in Colchester, Essex which is very close to Constable Country and full of wonderful opportunities. I will always be in search of that "wow" shot and never get tired of looking!
I enjoy being on the site and looking at all of the pictures. I like to leave co...
Posted: 19 Apr 2007 - 15:13
Hi Patrick hows life sir, this looks a fine picture--The sky makes it for me.
Doug
Doug
Posted: 24 Apr 2007 - 12:03
Another bout of trying to catch up on what I've missed - where does the time go? Nice to see you're still chucking out the odd masterpiece or two.
Iain
Iain
Mavis
Hello , I have lived in Northern Ireland since 2001 after living in the South of england for the past 45 years.
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Posted: 25 Apr 2007 - 08:11
Fabulous image . The light is fantastic . Wonderful scenary but you hardly need me to tell you as you get so many votes . xx
Tom Dee
Hello.Welcome to my portfolio.
My name is Tom.
I live in Brynmawr/Gwent,South Wales.
I am married to Nichola and have two daughters,Rhiannon and Megan.
Posted: 4 Oct 2007 - 08:28
Patrick exposures bang on buts thats always the case with you 
This could be scotland or the lakes mate..
But as much as i like the shot,i think in all honesty its not wowing to view as your other shots do..
For me too much trees,and a cenralish horizon line just does not have that visual impact for me..
Hope you dont mind the honest opinion.
Dave
This could be scotland or the lakes mate..
But as much as i like the shot,i think in all honesty its not wowing to view as your other shots do..
For me too much trees,and a cenralish horizon line just does not have that visual impact for me..
Hope you dont mind the honest opinion.
Dave
Posted: 4 Oct 2007 - 18:56
Thanks for looking!
No problem Dave. I want real opinions. Otherwise I'll get deluded! This is more of a local interest spot for hikers. And it is so rare to have any decent clouds at all that I was glad for that! A nice lake would be good here, but there are no lakes!
Patrick
No problem Dave. I want real opinions. Otherwise I'll get deluded! This is more of a local interest spot for hikers. And it is so rare to have any decent clouds at all that I was glad for that! A nice lake would be good here, but there are no lakes!
Patrick
Equally as good as your last!
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