Blackwater NWR In The Fog

These images are from a trip to Blackwater NWR in November of 2009. On this day we woke up early to drive 4.5 hours to get to the Blackwater NWR when it opened. But as we got close to being there we found ourselves in very dense fog. Luckily there was not much traffic that early and got to the Refuge without difficulty. Once we got there the fog was even worse. But as it got a little lighter we were able to start photographing in the fog. It actually was fun and different to photograph the landscapes in the fog. The landscapes were all shot with a 24-105mm @ varying focal lengths. The featured Eagle image was taken with a 400mm DO lens with a 1.4x Teleconverter on a Canon 1DmkIII.

Bald Eagle on Branch, 400mm DO lens, 1.4x Telecoverter,1Dmk III, f/9, 1/320 sec., ISO 400
View Along Wildlife Drive, 24-105mm @ 60mm, Canon 1Ds Mk II
View Along Wildlife Drive, 24-105mm @ 60mm, Canon 1Ds Mk II
View Along Wildlife Drive, 24-105mm @ 60mm, Canon 1Ds Mk II
View Along Wildlife Drive, 24-105mm @ 45mm, Canon 1Ds Mk II
Wildlife Drive Entrance, 24-105mm @ 60mm, Canon 1Ds Mk II
Wildlife Drive Entrance, Lower angle, 24-105mm @ 60mm, Canon 1Ds Mk II

12 Comments on “Blackwater NWR In The Fog

    • Thanks Hans! I was trying to show a different way to show the Wildlife Drive with the fog! It is the beginning of Wildlife Drive after the entrance kiosk. People who go there would recognize it as the beginning of the Wildlife Drive!

    • Thanks Belinda! Yes, it looks very different in the fog! Plus it was fun to photograph in the fog! Gave everything a little different look!

    • Thanks so much Donna! It was a fun day at Blackwater! Plus not many other cars & people around! Sort of had the Refuge to ourselves!

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