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@mike
“By way of background, the Digital Industry Group Inc. (DIGI) is a *non-profit* industry association that advocates for the interests of the #DigitalIndustry in #Australia, with #Google, #Facebook, #Twitter and #Verizon Media as its founding members. #DIGI also has an associate membership program and our other members include #Redbubble, #eBay and #GoFundMe.”

so law is being framed and pushed by a lobby company on behalf of foreign Internet companies by the Government who cannot compute 😫

#lobbying / #canberra / #auspol <humanrights.gov.au/sites/defau>

Fog 3.

On the way back to my car, I took this final photo through a stand of trees. The fog soaked up the incidental sounds and amplified the local.

My dog breathing. The scrunching of leaves underfoot. The rustle of my trousers. The swish, swish, swish of blood rounding my aorta.

Yes. It was beautiful out here. Not 500 metres away it was peak hour. We walked back to the car with a slow foggy intention.

I only took one photo. It was enough.

Fog 2.

Down to the river. Crouch down to take a few pictures through the fog. Of course the best composition finds me in a quag of mud and leaves and my dog desperately trying to roll in a pellet of duck shit just beyond the reach of his leash.

A counterpoint to the serenity and silence presented.

Now the temptation here is to over-edit this photo: bring up the whites, add some highlights, make the ambience more ephemeral and clean…stuff like that. Just type ‘landscape in fog’ into Instagram and you will see what I mean.

Right now I’m more interested in capturing a more authentic representation of what I experienced. Of course, there is some artistic latitude here, there is a sprinkle of film grain simulation added, and I have cropped and tweaked things just a pinch.

My goal is to make a photo more like a poem and less like a pop song.

Fog 1.

I had just dropped Kelly off at the airport. There was a thick fog and a delayed flight was almost certain.

Normally, I would be thinking: what a nuisance.
But as I had my camera in my satchel, this is instead a glorious opportunity.

Our trip home (my dog is riding shotgun), takes us alongside a small river, and pulling off to park in a not-supposed-to-park-here spot affords a promise of some great shots.

The path down to the riverbank passed by a large paddock, backlit through the fog. Wow…that gate is begging to be captured.
I fired off two shots, of which the above is my preferred. I wanted to wait awhile and see if the light got even better, but my car was everrr so slightly obstructing the mass of commuters trying to go about their business.

Time was of the essence…..