fog

Foggy Day

A foggy scene featuring a flowering magnolia tree with pink buds in the foreground, while blurred silhouettes of bare trees are visible in the background.

A misty street lined with bare trees, enveloped in thick fog, creating a serene and mysterious atmosphere.

A foggy street scene featuring a bare tree on the left and indistinct white houses disappearing into the mist.

A silhouetted tree with bare branches stands against a foggy background, surrounded by shrubs.

A thickly foggy day in Hove, shot with a 60mm macro lens.

Ghost

A close-up of a man with curly gray hair, looking directly at the camera through a foggy mirror. — Hove, UK

Continuing to shoot with the 60mm macro as a walking around lens, just for kicks, and to see what I get. I noticed my ghostly reflection in a fogged up mirror and took this snap.

Return to Exceat

On completing the Seven Sisters, we returned to the bus stop at Exceat via a slightly different route that took us along the Cuckmere River in the fog.

Standing Room Only at Birling Gap

Cliffside

Cliffs of Seven Sisters in the fog. The people in some of these images will give some idea of the scale.

Nothing to Crow About Sheepishly

At the end of May we hiked across the Seven Sisters from the visitor centre to Birling Gap and back (about 7 miles, up and down). The day was extremely foggy so, while we didn’t really get great views of the cliffs, I did get lots of atmospheric shots.

Click any of the images below to see them enlarged.