DAVID EVANS PHOTOGRAPHY
MISTY MORNINGS
The city as the mist comes down.
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There is something eerie but magical about being in a city as the mist drops. It's that feeling of looking up and not being able to see the tops of the tall buildings.
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The mist makes the city feel smaller. Even though you know that there are tower blocks, shops and roads in the distance, the mist simply removes them from view.
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Photographically, the obscured views allow you to inject more mood and atmosphere to those compositions that you've visited many times before.
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In this shot, the Radisson Building can (or should I say can't) be seen in the distance.
The much photographed Saint Paul's Church fading into the distance.
​This shot of Victoria Square is actually a panoramo of 9 shots due to me having my long lens one; I simply couldn't fit the whole scene in one frame. The chap at the bottom of the shot was in frame 1 and 3 - I decided it looked cool and didn't photoshop him out.
Old Joe looks great in the fog!
Finally, some shots from a very misty morning in the Lake District.
