Today I want to share a series of photos taken while walking through a foggy night city a few weeks ago. It was a very beautiful evening with fog. I returned from workout in the evening and noticed how beautifully the fog is highlighted in different colors from street lighting. Such an unusual phenomenon simply could not be missed, and I went home to get a camera and a tripod.

At first I tried to take pictures without a tripod, because the main purpose of the walk was still ahead.

In general, it didn’t work out perfectly, but overall it’s not so bad. I even managed to catch the car headlights.

Lanterns of different temperatures created magical color paintings in the fog.

All this together, for some reason, reminded me of Sin City.

A tall house with bright lighting looked lost in the fog.

An expensive car stood outside the house and shone brightly with red brake lights.

On the opposite side of the street, lighting on construction cranes snatched out unfinished high-rise buildings from the darkness and fog.

And, finally, having reached the point where I was planning to come, I took out a tripod from my backpack and took some long exposure shots. It was for the sake of these pictures that I went here.

Probably these pictures are not of the highest quality, but I liked the result. In addition, I was able to practice a little in this matter.

Unfortunately, I have not used my camera for a long time and the battery very quickly burst out. I had to pack a tripod in my backpack and go home.

In any case, I was pleased with this walk.

Did you like it?

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Nikon D5000 + Sigma AF 17-50

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I strongly recommend to open the photo in a separate tab to appreciate it.

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