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01.11.2007

Vinography Images: Rolling Fog

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Rolling Fog

"Most of us don't have the right combination of early-morning discipline and luck to experience the magic of fog in the vineyards the way that Michael has captured it here. There is something magical about the rows of vineyards (in this case, waiting for their winter pruning) emerging like silent ghosts out of the mist. At times like that, the world almost appears to be rendered only in shades of grey and silver." -- Alder Yarrow

INSTRUCTIONS:
Download this image by right-clicking (Mac users, click and hold) on the image and selecting "save link as" or "save target as" and then select the desired location on your computer to save the image. Mac users can also just click the image and drag it to your desktop.

To set the image as your desktop wallpaper, Mac users should follow these instructions, while PC users should follow these.

PRINTS:
If you are interested in owning an archive quality print of this image, or any of the other vineyard images featured here on Vinography, you can purchase one on the Michael Regnier Photography web site for $85.

ABOUT VINOGRAPHY IMAGES:
Every Thursday, Vinography features a new image from photographer Michael Regnier for readers' personal use as desktop backgrounds or screen savers. We hope you enjoy them.

Posted by: Michael on January 11, 2007 11:59 PM


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carlos wrote:
01.13.07 at 1:20 PM

The photography is really, really fantastic. The fog, the wine are great. Congratulations.

Carlos Rodriguez

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