Another Kasatochi Sunset, Dense Fog and Fogbow

Another brilliant sunset last night, I'll never grow old of seeing a sky with a fiery glow to it. Evidently, this may be a regular thing for a period of time according to the experts.

I was up bright and early for the dense fog and finally saw the elusive fogbow. I was driving south on a county road and thought I saw something faint to the west so I snapped a quick picture and sure enough! Darin ended up being out taking pictures too and got some sweet fogbow pictures as well...we were at the exact location at the exact time (for a few minutes) and somehow didn't see each other. What's funny about that, is that it was Douglas County Lake...neither of us have talked or been to but a few times. I didn't see any steam hoses, but Mike did again...I'm really eager to see some of these...someday!

Some pictures below of Fogfest 2008 in northeast Kansas. I'm ready for a decent fall setup to chase soon, maybe even a cold-core setup later on that won't bust!











I'm almost done with the trailer for the double DVD production of ours that should be ready by mid October.

Kasatochi Sunset/Sunrise Pictures

You know what really pisses me off with photography discussion online is these people who claim to know all of this shit about photography and then you look at their photos and are like, "hmmmm...sure buddy" Or the person who ask rhetorical questions of another's white balance! Looking at his avatar, maybe he thinks fluorescent is the way to go for shelf clouds. You can talk all you want as if you know what you're talking about...or what equipment you own (I love these people who are like I own "L" this, and "L" that), but the proof is in the picture.

Anywho, here are some more sunset/sunrise pictures from last week/weekend created by volcanic ash from the volcano Kasatochi in Alaska. It's clearing off here now, so I'm out the door to see if it's still gonna happen.