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Visual Narrative: Raleigh in the Fog

The Wilmont

The Wilmont

Visibility on these evenings was incredibly low, the National Weather Service even issued an alert due to this unusually strong fog. These shots include S. Hillsborough St., The Wilmont, the Raleigh Apartments, and the Boylan Street Bridge, from which all the downtown buildings were completely invisible.

Boylan Bridge

Boylan Bridge

trees

Trees in the fog

Broughton Parking Lot

Hillsborough Street power substation

Raleigh Apartments

Raleigh Apartments

Raleigh Apartments

Raleigh Apartments

Raleigh Apartments

Raleigh Apartments

Broughton High parking lot

Broughton High parking lot

3 Comments:


Raleigh Boy
01/17/2013

Good work Mr. Oughton. These photos are beautifully atmospheric in every sense of the word. Thanks for posting!
NCSU
01/17/2013

“Trees in the Fog” and “Raleigh Apartments” #1, EXCELLENT.
Chris Oughton
01/17/2013

thanks very much, to both of you, look forward to contributing to the site again.

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