Tips For Better Fog Photography

Russ Burden

Updated April 25, 2017

Some people associate fog with inclement weather and avoid the outdoors. Not me. I grab my camera to create some extremely exciting images. Foggy conditions elicit moody and ethereal feelings.

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Originally Published January 3, 2011

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