A misty Quantock Hills

[Chairman Bill]

From this morning's walk

[armand]

I don't how you do it but these are awesome!

[RSL]

I agree with Armand, Bill, though I think I know how you do this. "Looking is everything." Bravo!

[Chairman Bill]

I don't how you do it but these are awesome!

I point machinery at the scenery

[armand]

I point machinery at the scenery

Aren't you smart ... 
I can't argue with the results though. I think I know roughly your setup, and obviously the scene/atmosphere and framing are the most important but I guess you do have some secret sauce for the postprocessing too.

[stamper]

Spectacular!

[Jeremy Roussak]

I don't how you do it but these are awesome!

He seems to be not entirely without ability. I suspect that has something to do with it.

Stunning stuff, Bill. How early in the morning do you have to get up to catch the mist?

Jeremy

[armand]

He seems to be not entirely without ability. I suspect that has something to do with it.
...

You think? This thought didn't cross my mind

[Chairman Bill]

How early in the morning do you have to get up to catch the mist?

About 0745 through to about 1030, but the mist did its usual & came & went and then came & went again, rinse, repeat, finally clearing altogether about 10-ish. Slippery stuff, mist.

[Rajan Parrikar]

Marvellous, all three. If I had to pick one, it would be the first image.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Marvellous, all three. If I had to pick one, it would be the first image.

I agree.

Your misty forests are the best, Bill!

[francois]

Breathtaking shots. Those trees are like living creatures and the mist gives a mysterious tone.
Hats off!

[Bob_B]

Your first photo is spectacular, and the rest ain't bad either. 

[Kevin Gallagher]

 Bill, my favorite is the first one as well. I mean this a very high compliment, that shot would be perfect for the cover of some sort of mystery novel!

[Chairman Bill]

Thanks, everyone.

Yes, the first one is by far my favourite here & the one I'll print - quite big :-)