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Published: 2006-04-17 14:37:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 839; Favourites: 31; Downloads: 79
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Another shot from my foggy morning escapade last week.
photo by: me
desaturized, sepia color, and contrast done in: PSCS2
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Comments: 44
...than this life, in this house...
It looks so shielded and silent...
Very beautiful... : )
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yeah go fog! awesome shot!
wish it was possible to order some on e-bay.
i seriuosly need some scary fog now
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lol, yeah that would make things so mucj easier!
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like something found in an old shoebox of where Grandma once lived 
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Yanno, that's exactly what I thought when I altered the color. I loved that it naturally looked aged. Thank ya man!
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I love mist and fog - it can both eerie and magical. This seems to hover between the two. Can't quite decipher the title: I wonder does it refer to what is required at this moment, or to a growing sense of isolation? About this time last year I captured a few shots in the garden, but nothing like this...
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Thanks man! In my mind the title was always the latter of your choices but now, as I view the image again, I'm thinking that it is actually both. All that is needed at this moment is the isolation
You have some really nice shots from your garden. I really like how you've divided everything into seasons!
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Thanks for that - it was a project I set myself to get familiar with the new camera. Unless I indulge in a professional data recovery service, that's all that remains of a year's worth of photographs
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I try to backup my photos every month on DVD just in case something bad happens to my hard drive. I'd probably be suicidal if I lost all my photos. Did the drive just crap out? Can you hook it up as a secondary drive and recover any of the data?
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I thought it was my old motherboard gone as the old PC just wouldn't boot. Then I attached it as a second drive on the new PC: it was read as a 2GB drive, despite being 40GB! And, although listed as three-quarters full, no data were readable. Tried all possible jumper settings, even got a USB/IDE adaptor so I could attach it externally. Still no dice. 2 freeware data recovery utilities failed to recover anything meaningful. I must now decide, at my leisure, whether to indulge in a professional data recovery service, but they seem to be extremely expensive...
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I can see how this would be a mind numbing dilemma. I guess the good thing is that you can always keep the hard drive around for when you do want (or can afford) to recover these items. Good luck my friend!
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I completely agree with MicrophoneMistress about the title, its perfect....but I really think your titles in general always complete the piece, finish the story
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I usually assume that my titles are too personal for many to grasp but there are a few of you that are in tune with the images as I am. Thank you Michelle!
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We are one in the same, not to mention 'great minds think alike'
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not much time to comment these days, but i love the atmosphere here! breathtaking!
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thank you, and I know all about not having much time
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The title is so fitting somehow...very dark to me. Excellent.
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You gotta get out of the house more
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one of these kids is not like th other......
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Really? which one? Give me a hint
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just amazing *_*
once I tried to capture a foggy lake with my cell phone camera... obviously I failed XD
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lol, yeah cell phones aren't very good at anything but simple snapshots. Thank you!!
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another well done photo great atmosphere 
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Thank ya man! I was happy with the results on this one
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Thank you Nadia, I love shooting in the fog (when I'm up early enough to catch it that is)
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