Jane Goodall or whoever coined the phrase "gorillas in the mist" weren't thinking along these lines, but hey whatever it fits the bill.

Awesome picture

nice pic Frank. It was a little thicker early this morning out in the bay. Thank god for gps. At least the lighting held off way out to the east, unlike the early morning before which chased me off the water at 2 am in a driving rain and vivid lighting display, pretty scary. . How did you do this morning ? heard it was good.

Neat, the lights along the shore add a lot to the composition.

-spence

I know that tall, good looking fellow in the photograph!! :uhuh:

Thats my absolute favorite weather to fish in....I love the fog.

neat shot

boy a gorilla in waders....that's a biggun.

where was that fog today? :(

Even though I took and its doesn't sound too humble, I think its a stunning photo.

EXCELLENT shot!!

thanks for sharing that,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,and
i'm with Kevin~~ LOVE fishing in the fog!!

Very nice pic.

The only thing about taking a great picture is being at the right place at the right time with the right eye and the right equipment, the right light, the right subject, and then remembering to push the shutter button.
Other than that, it is easy, right?

Great Pic!

I too ............love the fog...

especially when it drifts into the mountains in China

those type of scenes ect... or being on the water

when I first looked at your thumbnail tho~ ,
i thought it was a side of the mountain scene because
you turned the camera 90 degrees.

and because of how much shore line you framed in the shot....
as i like "desktop" nature shots...

so i changed the perspective a bit ( Not to rob your thunder )
just to see how it would look....

http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c66/ravenob1/Gorrilla.jpg

I think it's an excellant picture

a few sunrises from last week, sorry no tall, stubborn, wood thrower's to be seen.

One problem.......

His fishing rod is not bent over....Hmmmmm.....:love:

Great pic but it looks more like a Yeti. I think gorillas are vegeterians anyways.

Yeti's live way up in the mountains....in snow country

this is a cross between a Sasquatch and a Skunk Ape

Yes, that's what I meant, all wildmen the same. Although you'd think they have to be related, so this might have been one of the pesky tourist yetis visiting his skunk ape uncle on the shore.

is the size of their feet :rotf2:

here is one of Andy (tysdad)

Foggy dawn at the Cribbin.

Thanks Matt ,now the board has another stinky, charming creature on it.I'm certainly no Larry but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express in a former life.
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