Thermal inversion in Trieste, Italy, January 2022.
It caused a thick fog close to the ground with sunny weather just a couple of hundred meters above. This makes for spectacular pictures of what resembles a sea of clouds.
The clear sky above the fog made up for a beautiful starry night. The challenge was to expose long enough to capture the stars without burning fog or the lighthouse. It was impossible without a little compromise… enjoy the video.
Gear used: Canon EOS M with EF-M 18-55 and Canon EOS M6 ii with Samyang 12mm.
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Thermal inversion in Trieste, Italy, on the 22nd of February 2019.
Thermal inversion is a particular situation that causes a thick fog close to the ground, while just a couple of hundred meters above the weather is clear and sunny. This makes for spectacular pictures of what resembles a sea of clouds.
In this case there was a beautiful sunset, and a mounting wind that blew away the fog.
I took nearly 2.000 pictures for the timelapse.
Gear used: Canon EOS M.
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