Good evening dear friends and Photography Lovers 🙌📸
Yesterday, in the first part of this series about a foggy evening in the city, I posted photos of the city and played with focus. Today, although I'm a little late because I didn't arrive due to commitments, I'm posting photos of the very rare walkers in my city.
So, let's go see together!
The fog had settled low, turning the streetlights into small, blurry islands, and every step echoed as if it were leading somewhere important. The walkers passed one another—strangers, yet part of the same picture. Some hurried, some lost in thought, all enveloped in that gentle gray silence that turned the streets into a silent movie.
A foggy evening is the best way to show how small we are, and how persistently we keep walking. And maybe that's why it's so beautiful.
And a few photos in black and white
I took the photos with a Nikon D750, 50mm lens, f/1.8, manual mode, RAW format required, variable ISO and shutter speed. Processing in Photoshop, Camera Raw Filter and Photoshop Action-Black&White3
