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Originally posted by OzWeatherman
Wow, thats an awesome picture, so very clear
The only problem I have with it, is whether or not it would be that visible within the fog. I guess it depends on what height the fog was at on the night. Anyone able to dig up the weather observations for portsmouth on that date?
Originally posted by Areal51
Cool photo! What's interesting to me about it is that it is clearly illuminated on the underside from the street lights below it, and that it has its own source of illumination on the topside. Maybe its own set of fog lamps? Really good photo, in my opinion.
Originally posted by WhiteWash
Hrmm...interesting.
Very cool picture(s), I have noticed that this tends to happen a lot also, that someone will be taking photos of general things, and inadvertently capture an oddity on film, never noticing it during the photo taking itself.
Originally posted by projectvxn
Originally posted by OzWeatherman
Wow, thats an awesome picture, so very clear
The only problem I have with it, is whether or not it would be that visible within the fog. I guess it depends on what height the fog was at on the night. Anyone able to dig up the weather observations for portsmouth on that date?
That's not fog it's sand there may be fog mixed with it. But it just looks so much like sand. I know it's the this is a foggy part of the world..I've just never seen yellow fog. And it's easier to see in the sand because sand reflects more light...Unfortunately you get sand in your eyes.
[edit on 12-2-2008 by projectvxn]