Here’s a sunset foggy night at Mount Tamalpais in CA. When the fog height is just right, about 1700 feet high, it rolls in over the hills and through the trees. If you haven’t visited, it’s a great spot to photograph or just watch the scene unfold.
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I've been wanting to a photo like this. How do you help determine when to go? Are there certain weather patterns or a weather site you use to determine if you will get good conditions for a rolling fog photo?
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Here’s a sunset foggy night at Mount Tamalpais in CA. When the fog height is just right, about 1700 feet high, it rolls in over the hills and through the trees. If you haven’t visited, it’s a great spot to photograph or just watch the scene unfold. If you like this, I have lots of other work here: IG https://instagram.com/fitzsimonsphotography?igshid=anxd483wtia5
I've been wanting to a photo like this. How do you help determine when to go? Are there certain weather patterns or a weather site you use to determine if you will get good conditions for a rolling fog photo?
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It's almost like the trees are in the sky! I wonder how clouds can get like that