In A Fog by peterjay45

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04-MAR-2012	peter

A colour version of this can be found at http://www.pbase.com/peterjay45/image/141941649.
I felt that removing the colour gave a different feel, gloomier and a slight air of mystery.

Nikon D300 ,Nikkor AF-S 14-24mm f/2.8G ED
2 secs, f8, ISO 200 hide exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto

Buba Jafarli		22-May-2013 08:21
What is behind the lights? Beautiful and mysterious image!

Walter Otto Koenig		28-May-2012 01:10
I like both the colors and the b&w versions. The color version has a more upbeat feeling to it as if the fog will lift and a sunny day will be revealed. The b&w version is moodier and more mysterious. Her the viewer is more interested at what is at the end of the next curve of the boardwalk. The fog is definitely more effective here.

Diego R.		29-Mar-2012 14:45
Great shot.. It seems stepped out from a George Simenon's novel... :)

bill friedlander		21-Mar-2012 17:26
I prefer this version because it has a stronger sense of mood. Wonderful light and patina in the planks. V

J S Quesada		13-Mar-2012 11:05
Fantastic shot and great atmosphere. Very nice work.

McGarva		10-Mar-2012 18:09
Wonderful tones ... Mystical scene! :)

Paolo Peggi (aka Bracciodiferro)		10-Mar-2012 08:39
Nice job, interesting idea.BV Paolo

Yiannis Pavlis		10-Mar-2012 05:42
A truly impressive image. Great shot, and beautiful post work Peter.V

Allan Jay		08-Mar-2012 21:47
Haunting, eerie, and distinctive, my vote is for this version. Wonderful work my friend.

Steve Morris		08-Mar-2012 11:32
More sinister in B&W imho - full of texture and intrigue!!BV

Alain Boussac		08-Mar-2012 07:58
Yes, it is a delight to compare both versions, and I would not know to say which one I prefer. The B&W is more mysterious and more disturbing, obviously, but the two are real marvels of images, Peter. BV.

globalgadabout		08-Mar-2012 03:39
the graphic nature of this image, and the pulsating atmosphere, work wonderfully in monochrome...that said the colour version is also memorable...admirably inquisitive to compare the two...V