
Later in the afternoon, S of Macon on Walker Road.

This was an experiment. Note the edges being in focus and having limited aberration unlike the freezing fog images. I went with much higher F stop (14 vs. 11) and lower ISO (100 vs. 200). I'm also going to try and limit use of the 58mm attachment with the EFS 18-55. Thought my settings in the fog images were sufficient but they weren't. we live, we learn.

Halfway between Macon and Blue Mound, I like the way culverts become canvases when snow, wind and shadow do their thing.

With the 58mm attachment and heavy distortion removal.

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