Entrance Island

At this time of year, the ocean is still very cold from the long northern winter but the land is heating rapidly. The results is the formation of dense fog banks, which move uncharacteristically quickly with the wind. When I first arrived at the scene, the visibility was around ten meters, but at approximately 14.15 the tide turned and behind me, the fog began to clear a little over the land. I still couldn’t see a thing through the view-finder but the signs were favourable so I turned the camera on and walked away to take shelter from the cold wind. My work was done and from here on the combination of wind and fog and the heat of the spring sunlight did what they do best and 15minutes later I had a completed video.