The official name for the fog phenomenon shown here is “valley fog,” so named by NASA. A product of an autumnal temperature inversion, this particular valley fog is quite deep, covering the eskers that are normally wholly visible. Here you’re only seeing the tip tops of them, with the High Peaks showing brilliantly in the early morning sun. I called this “River of Fog” because it looks like you could sail on it!
Please inquire about purchase. This will be exhibited at the my Tupper Arts Solo Show in May, the opening is May 25, 2024. If you would like to reserve this painting, please email me.
The official name for the fog phenomenon shown here is “valley fog,” so named by NASA. A product of an autumnal temperature inversion, this particular valley fog is quite deep, covering the eskers that are normally wholly visible. Here you’re only seeing the tip tops of them, with the High Peaks showing brilliantly in the early morning sun. I called this “River of Fog” because it looks like you could sail on it!
Please inquire about purchase. This will be exhibited at the my Tupper Arts Solo Show in May, the opening is May 25, 2024. If you would like to reserve this painting, please email me.