_{Nikon D5300, Tamron 18-400mm F/3.5-6.3 Di II VC HLD, f/7.1 1/400s ISO-250 75мм}
Friends, maybe some of you thought that this picture was taken at a long shutter speed in the dark and the full Moon is shining in the sky? No. The photo was taken on December 3 at about 08:50.
I was driving home by car and on the descent from the mountain I saw that the Sun got into a thick fog that was formed due to frost. It was about -20 degrees outside.
I turned off the road into the territory of an abandoned enterprise and decided to take some pictures of this Sun.
The pictures were taken without using any darkening filter.



By the way, the place under the mountain is called the "wolf pit". To the left of the road, about a hundred meters away is our Vyatka River, into which a small river flows under the hill and in this place, the air temperature in winter is often lower than at the top of the mountain by about 2 degrees. Such a temperature drop occurs during a sharp cold snap at night. If the frosts last longer than one day, the temperature difference disappears.
It's hilarious to watch when you're driving in a car equipped with a thermometer. My wife didn't believe me before, but I showed her this effect. That is why fog often occurs in this place in winter.












By the way, here are the parameters of the photo that was shown above. As a matter of fact, during the shooting I changed only the focal length and shutter speed, ISO and aperture were constant.



If there was a Solar Eclipse during the shooting, it would be cool.






_{Nikon D5300, Tamron 18-400mm F/3.5-6.3 Di II VC HLD, f/7.1 1/160s ISO-250 18мм}