"Fog Fishing at Eaton Ferry Bridge", taken with a Canon 5D camera, circa 2007:

I was scrubbing down boats in the parking lot of Four Seasons Electric Boats, where I worked with the Hartley family for several years. It was very early in the morning and late in the season, a perfect primetime goulash for the formation of soft mist and fog. At some point I noticed the silhouette of a ghostly fisherman silently flipping a lure toward the Eaton Ferry Bridge abutments. I wiped my hands free from the soapy boat wash water, and grabbed my camera. I crossed River Road without being run over and crouched down low in the weeds, not to hide, but to better show off the striking green-on-brown foreground, enlivening it a tad more with a subtle dollop of fill flash, which can allow a greater depth of field in low light if you're careful not to overdo it. 

A couple minutes later I climbed the bank and walked back across the road to a lot filled with dusty boats needing to be cleaned. For the rest of the morning I wished I was in one of them fishing on the other side of the road, hidden in the fog.