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Showing posts with label fog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fog. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 20, 2008

The Humble Inherit the Land - Fine Art Nature & Landscape Photography Inspirational Prophetic Images by Josiah Christian Friberg

"The humble will inherit the land, and will delight themselves in abundant prosperity." - Psalm 37:11

I was so blessed by my Father recently to discover just the right lighting, shadows, and smoky in this incredible landscape. I'm always on the look out to capture the layered smoky fog of the . This nature landscape was taken on the looking east into the morning sun towards Wilkes County and the Brushy Mountains.

Thank you for visiting this of , , , , and , by photographer, , of , NC.

Tuesday, December 25, 2007

JOYFUL CHRISTMAS - Fine Art Inspirational Nature & Landscape Photography by Josiah Friberg


MERRY MERRY CHRISTMAS
TO YOU TODAY
ON THIS SPECIAL HOLIDAY
WHEN WE REMEMBER

THE BIRTH OF
THE LORD JESES,
THE MESSIAH AND SAVIOR OF THE WORLD.


I took this "fogscape" up on the top of the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina, about 15 minutes from Blowing Rock and Boone. It was such a beautiful foggy morning that I just had to grab my camera, get out, walk around, and start shooting in the fog. It was freezing cold, but it was worth it to get so many fog shots.

and by . Also, by photographer Josiah Friberg of the Blue Ridge Photographic Society of North Carolina.

Friday, December 21, 2007

Mystical Mountain Friend - Fine Art Inspirational Nature & Landscape Photography by Josiah Friberg

"The LORD reigns; let the earth rejoice....Clouds and thick darkness surround Him; righteousness and justice are the foundation of His throne....For Thou art the LORD Most High over all the earth; Thou art exalted far above all gods." - Psalm 97:1,2,9

I recently decided that I need to "master" photographing things in FOG. Let me tell you, shooting in fog is not very easy. The diffused light coming through fog is often much brighter than one realizes. In fact, the light meter in most cameras gets fooled by the fog and tends to adjust in such a way as to make the final exposure much too dark and underexposed. I'm now learning to use the "E.V. Compensation" setting on my camera to open up the exposure to let in more light. Generally, so far, I've found that adjusting one f-stop or 1.3 or 1.6 is about right. I do also use my histogram after the fact to check on the exposure and see if I got it right.

This "fogscape" was taken up on the top of the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina, about 15 minutes from Blowing Rock and Boone.

As I've mentioned previously, I've always had a love for being in in the mountains and by the seashore. When I saw how foggy it was a few weeks ago on my way to work, I decided to drive along the beautiful and densely wooded to see what I could find. I came upon this mysterious scene and knew that I had found a real treasure and a new "mysterious mountain friend."

and by . Also, by photographer Josiah Friberg of the Blue Ridge Photographic Society of North Carolina.

Tuesday, December 18, 2007

Smoky Mountains - Fine Art Inspirational Nature & Landscape Photography by Josiah Friberg

"May the glory of the Lord endure forever; He who touches the mountains, and they smoke." - Psalm 104:32

I've been driving past this look out point for over a year waiting for just the right lighting and shadows and smoky . I knew that if I were patient, the day would come that I would be able to capture the layered smoky fog of the . I took this from the looking east into the morning sun towards Wilkes County and the Brushy Mountains.

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Thursday, December 13, 2007

Mysterious Fog - Fine Art Inspirational Nature & Landscape Photography by Josiah Friberg

Fog is not so easy to photograph. The light that comes through fog enters the camera's lens and fools the camera's light meter, making it think that it is too bright. This results in the camera automatically compensating by trying to make everything 18% gray, which means that fog will normally get underexposed and the final result will be an image that is just too dark and not really representative of what the fog actually looked like. In this image, I reworked it in Photoshop to make the white fog look more truly white.

As I've mentioned previously, I've always had a love for being in in the mountains and by the seashore. When I saw how foggy it was a few weeks ago on my way to work, I decided to drive along the beautiful and densely wooded to see what I could find. I came upon this mysterious scene, grabbed my camera, and started shooting. I hope that you enjoy it and are inspired by it.

and by . Also, by photographer Josiah Friberg of the Blue Ridge Photographic Society of North Carolina.

Tuesday, November 27, 2007

Mountain Solitude - Inspirational Photography & Fine Art Landscapes by Josiah Christian Friberg


I've always loved in the mountains and by the seashore. When I saw how foggy it was a few mornings ago on my way to work in Boone, I decided to drive along the to see what I could find. I came upon this scene and just knew I had to capture it and share it with the world, so here it is for you to enjoy and be inspired by.

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Thursday, November 8, 2007

Autumn Parkway - Inspirational Photography & Fine Art Landscapes by Josiah Friberg

This image was taken on the about two miles southwest of Deep Gap, North Carolina. This speaks to me about the beauty of and how He uses to paint an impressionistic masterpiece. I love being in fog up in the mountains when you can't tell if you're in the clouds or just in fog. I hope this photograph inspires you to go for a long walk in the fog and to enjoy the fresh outdoor fall air and brilliant colors.

Friday, October 26, 2007

Heavenly Green Pastures - Inspirational Photography and Christian Fine Art Landscapes by Josiah Friberg

"The LORD is my shepherd, I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures." Psalm 23:1-2
I've driven past this picturesque many times, always wishing I had stopped and photographed it. Well, a few days ago I was driving by on a foggy rainy afternoon and decided to stop and capture this image. I felt that the familiar verses from would complement this . Taken up on the by photographer, , of , North Carolina.

Saturday, August 11, 2007

Inspirational Photography: Bridge to Light


WINNING PHOTO FOR JULY 2007: Every month our has a photography contest around a different theme. This July the theme was "Bridges." When all the votes were in, there was actually a tie between Josiah Friberg and Alisha Hauser, for the best photo. For some reason some members thought we needed a tie break, so they voted again and chose this photo, "Bridge to Light," as the tie-breaking winning photograph of the month. By the way, this was photographed in Moravian Falls, just off of Highway 16 South, near the brick Baptist Church. I was fortunate to arrive early one foggy morning with my tripod, and I proceeded to shoot the bridge from every angle. I loved the way the morning light was trying to pierce through the fog in the trees which created a sense of wonder and in my heart. Glory to God for creating such a beautiful scene for me to capture!