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Fog is water, mostly, suspended just above its natural level. It is also one of the most evocative atmospheric phenomena in the human record — a transformer of landscape that turns the familiar into the strange.
There is something particular about light on a clear December afternoon — lower, cooler, and more directional than any other season. The physics is interesting; the effect is striking.
Photographers chase it, painters have always loved it, and poets have written about it for centuries. The physics behind the golden hour turns out to be as beautiful as the light itself.