A photo of genuine fog on the north Oregon Coast in June. Though I shot this originally as a possible entry in high contrast (as an "anti-type" entry), after coming up with a better-serious entry for that challenge, I decided to enter this mostly monochromatic shot into crime scene. Why you might ask? These types of challenges tend to have a lot of pretty harsh images. Voters need a visual break. Crime investigation often begin with fogginess, so I though it was a play on the theme in a symbolic way. And yes, this was a light-weight but successful attempt to both score as low as possible, and take home another coveted brown. Thanks for all the low votes. I was disappointed to score so highly, and had hoped at least to get into the 2's. Maybe the summer beach sun will clear my head of the coastal fog yet!
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Ya know, it's hard to tell sometimes if someone is going for the brown or not... it's fun to look at the comments though. About half knew what you were up to, a few even knew it was you, and the rest gave serious critiques! :-)
I didn't vote, but thought you might like a critique. There is far too much detail in the fog to get a sub-3 average score. That certainly is a crime. ;)
Hope you didn't expect to get anything over a 3 in the final tally - I suspect you were fishing for the brown ribbon. I never did understand why some do that.
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