Inversions in the Atmosphere
Atmosphere is not only the indispensable condition of life existence on planet Earth, but it is also the greatest canvas ever created by Nature. Like a genius painter sun draws magnificent and ultimately beautiful pictures, sending its rays to the surface of Earth through the filter of atmosphere, where the sun light is magically transformed into a boundless amount of colors and shades. What is known to us as fog is nothing but tiny drops of water in the air. They work like small lenses, splitting the light into fantastic shades and creating incredible visual effects.
People have always associated fog with some mysterious element, capable of transforming usual things into something purely magic and mystique. Such particular atmosphere is distinctly shown at many of the below photographs. Yes, fog can really be gloomy and melancholic; but, perhaps, it is the best time for meditation and distraction from the bitter truth of reality. Hiding what’s real, mist just allows our imagination to decode the images, stored or generated by our brains. In terms of art and creativity, fog just like other atmospheric agents, such as rain or snow, possesses a huge potential of inspiration for the artists, acting like their most faithful ally in the process of creating visual art masterpieces.
Infinity by Cornel Pufan


November story by Cornel Pufan


Danube river by Cornel Pufan


Where dreams are born by Cornel Pufan


Panta rhei by Cornel Pufan


Early in the morning by Cornel Pufan


Wake impossible by Cornel Pufan


Winter Morning by Matej Peljhan


Welcome by Matej Peljhan


Evergreen by Matej Peljhan


Part of the River by Aleš Nanut


Mist on valley by Aleš Nanut


Autumn Mists by Izidor Gasperlin


B&W Hometown view by Izidor Gasperlin


Misty Village by Izidor Gasperlin


Early Fly by Izidor Gasperlin


Sunrise on a cold foggy morning by Keith Foster UK


Summit cross by Christoph Hessel


| ||| by Sergio Sibekin


Mt Tasman and Aoraki/Mt Cook reflected in Lake Matheson, New Zealand by Ilya Genkin


Nepal. October. Dawn. by Dmitry Shatrov


World of fairy tales by Janez Tolar


Color and atmosphere on the plane .. by Edmondo Senatore


Charon by Uladzislay Mihdalionok


Contemplation by Yevgen Timashov


Above the Clouds by Yevgen Timashov


Foggy morning by Yevgen Timashov


House on a Cliff by Dmitry Sumin


Before the day by Rimantas Bikulčius


Fishermen by Rimantas Bikulčius


The Floating Palace of Taj by Tomasz Wagner


B vs W by Anton Sokolov


Wainting by Cornel Pufan


The Himalaya by Dementievskiy Ivan


Morning dream by Bardadym Olexiy


*** by Alexey Kuklin


Sakhalin by Dementievskiy Ivan


TWO SISTERS… by Yuri Ovchinnikov


QUIET RIVER… by Yuri Ovchinnikov


*** by Oleg Breslavtsev


Morning Toulouse by Tchaikovski Artem


Silent Hill by Vladislav Fominykh


At the time the river by Alexander Mikulich


Port by Maxim Mjodov


Port by Maxim Mjodov


*** by Anna Ganjelyuk


Fog in Moscow city by Ilya Perfiliev


Misty autumn morning by Aleksey Panko


Daybreak by Roman Lipinski


Our common future by Matjaz Cater


Ventisca en el Adi by Inaxio Tejerina


Cold sore in the morning by Daniel ReRicha


Dream Walker by Andreas Gaitanidis


Dreamland by Marcin Jagiellicz


The Peak by Colmar Wocke


Novorossiysk by Igor Torgachkin


*** by Waldemar Wienchol


Bridge to nowhere. by Willem de Kok


Light by Andris Polikevics


Mists… by Krzysztof Browko


Waiting for the miracle by Matjaz Cater


Foggy Shanghai by Andrea Ferrari


Victoria Falls by James Appleton


Mists in Tuscany by Giacomo Pulcinelli


Konya by ermis


Magic morning … by Dare Turnsek


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Pavol Janovicek With 30 years of life experience behind my shoulders, today I find myself focused mainly around two core values: my family (I am a happy husband and a proud father) and IT in its broadest meaning, including but not limited to hardware and software techniques and innovations. My special interest and true passion is photography. Here I am ready to put my signature under each word, once said by Dorothea Lange: “The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera.” Being a part of Cruzine team, I enjoy instant process of learning as well as sharing my own experience in photography and IT with the readers of this digital magazine.