Photoshop Tutorials

Description

Fog and mist can be used to create the most dramatic landscape photos. Fog reduces color, texture, and contrast but you can use those to your advantage. For example, fog can be used to create dreamy fog shadows or light beams. It can also be used to isolate objects. There are many more ways you can fog creatively in your photos. Here are 26 misty examples for your inspiration.

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Silhouette of Forest in Mist | David De Lossy

Misty Forest in Autumn | Rechitansorin

Sunny Morning | Yuriy Poznukhov

Conifer Forest in Fog | Michal Boubin

Mysterious Pine Woods | Zacarias Pereira Da Mata

Dark Road | Joy Fera

Tree in Mist | Jupiterimages

Morning Mist - Bohemian Forest | Dastin50

Meirás (Ferrol) | Luxian

Mountain Range and Forest | Goodshot

Morning | Elena Domkhokova

Lake in the Fog | Michal Skowronski

Oil Refinery, Misty Sunset | Andy Sotiriou

Landscape Covered in a Haze | John Foxx

Frosty Winter Morning | Vladimir Blinov

Grass in Fog | Ying Feng Johansson

Canoe on a Foggy Lake | Comstock Images

Foggy Forest | Sosnytska Iryna

Great Smoky Mountains National Park | Comstock Images

Saxon Switzerland | Subtik

Lonely Fisherman | Ximagination

Fields of Gold | Arkadiusz Chyziak

Autumn View From Mountains | Tomo Jessenicnik

Two Horses at Sunset | John Foxx

Winter Landscape, Fog Over Earth, Top View | Sergey Ilin

Mystic Tree | Stephen Vanhorn

How to Add Fog in Photoshop

You can also add fog digitally in Photoshop. Read our Fog Photoshop tutorial to find out how.