I Knew The Photography Would Be Good, But This... wow.

Summary by Krater

Landscape photographer Thomas Heaton camps in Trossachs National Park during a dry spell, exploring a lake in the fog and photographing reflections, reeds, and spiderwebs on heather.

From the video

Answers: How do you photograph a lake in the morning mist?

• Landscape photography
• Mist and fog photography
• Composition in photography
• Using neutral density and polarizing filters
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What it concludes

• Long exposures like 23 seconds with a 10-stop filter are effective for high-contrast monochrome scenes over water.
• Using a panoramic composition with a 55mm lens provided better framing and balance for misty lake scenes than wider focal lengths.
• A wide-open aperture like f/2.5 helps isolate macro subjects like dew-covered spiderwebs on heather by throwing the background out of focus.