Rawtherapee and GIMP 2.10.34 and
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It always works brilliantly for me, with one click.
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I love scenes like this. I don’t think I conveyed the eerie vibe very well, but it’s a lot like the mornings at my favorite wildlife refuge. Edited in Darktable.
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Not an easy task but an and important practice for me:
I tried to maintain the foggy (and eerie!) atmosphere, and yet, to introduce some as real as possible - color.
It wasn’t easy for me not to cross the line between frost-fog-dust-smoke… or something post-apocalyptic / nuclear radiation struck 
I kept wondering: how does fog affect perception of colors? I guess… you had to be there to know.
Thank you guys for inspiring and educating takes!
And thank you op for the practice!
This took me 5 versions, with ART:
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EDIT: I think I’m starting to understand that sometimes you have to sacrifice some details - for the desired atmosphere. This here is maybe colorful and ‘real’, but not very “eerie”.
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Foggy pictures are fun to push around and “play with” by going to extremes, even if the end result is not particularly good. radioactivity
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Is this the Matrix version? Blue fog or red fog? 
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Yes There’s a crossroads at the end of the bridge
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