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Foggy ForestI took this photo in Loei province in Thailand one early morning. The place is located in a mountain and has a lot of fog early in the morning.
Thanks for looking Alex
Re: Foggy Forestalex, i wouldve liked you to have gotten "into" the trees so it felt more forest like. maybe drop it down a notch or 2 in exposure aswell.
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I agree. If the trees were too far apart then the next trick would be to use telephoto to compress them; Or a bulldozer.
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