Blog #5 - Foggy Morning

What I love about this picture is the way that the sunlight bounces off of the particles in the fog and produces a subtle orange glow behind the trees on the right side of the picture. Since the color isn't extremely saturate and vibrant, it creates a much softer silhouette of the tree against the foggy background. I also like that the sunlight is bright and peeking through much more on the left side of the picture. The way it reacts off of the condensation in the fog causes the beam visibility, which gives off an almost angelic halo of warm light. What's really interesting is that despite a higher saturation in the sunlight's color, the hue doesn't reflect on the trees and they remain dark enough to still produce a really cool silhouette. The spreading out of the color also leaves one side of the picture feeling warmer, while the other feels a bit colder because the sunlight doesn't reach as far.