Sunset over a Sea of Clouds, Mount Tamalpais
During summer in the Bay Area, the coastal fog rolls in frequently, covering the area with a blanket of clouds. However, the top of Mount Tamalpais is usually tall enough to afford a clear view of the low-hanging fog below. I captured this scene in August of 2021. As the sun set, it dipped beneath some lingering wildfire smoke and the sky glowed orange. I ran down a hillside looking for a clear shot of the scene and stopped on an exposed hillside overlooking the ocean. I lined up my telephoto lens and mounted a 3-stop graduated ND filter to neutralize the difference in exposure between the sky and the foreground, and managed to expose several frames before the sun disappeared below the horizon.
Please allow 1 to 2 weeks for production and shipping of the print.
During summer in the Bay Area, the coastal fog rolls in frequently, covering the area with a blanket of clouds. However, the top of Mount Tamalpais is usually tall enough to afford a clear view of the low-hanging fog below. I captured this scene in August of 2021. As the sun set, it dipped beneath some lingering wildfire smoke and the sky glowed orange. I ran down a hillside looking for a clear shot of the scene and stopped on an exposed hillside overlooking the ocean. I lined up my telephoto lens and mounted a 3-stop graduated ND filter to neutralize the difference in exposure between the sky and the foreground, and managed to expose several frames before the sun disappeared below the horizon.
Please allow 1 to 2 weeks for production and shipping of the print.
During summer in the Bay Area, the coastal fog rolls in frequently, covering the area with a blanket of clouds. However, the top of Mount Tamalpais is usually tall enough to afford a clear view of the low-hanging fog below. I captured this scene in August of 2021. As the sun set, it dipped beneath some lingering wildfire smoke and the sky glowed orange. I ran down a hillside looking for a clear shot of the scene and stopped on an exposed hillside overlooking the ocean. I lined up my telephoto lens and mounted a 3-stop graduated ND filter to neutralize the difference in exposure between the sky and the foreground, and managed to expose several frames before the sun disappeared below the horizon.
Please allow 1 to 2 weeks for production and shipping of the print.
