It was a foggy autumn morning and that was exactly what I needed for this project. So I went to the historically famous Grebbeberg. This the place were many military soldiers fought and died during the first days of WWII in The Netherlands...

I had already visited this spot earlier and had noticed these two whimsical oak trees. They were forming one big circle, at least when you look at it from the viewpoint of my 14mm wide angle lens, just above the ground.

When I arrived there that very morning, the fog had almost disappeared, the sky turned blue and the sun appeared. I was disappointed and almost decided to go home. But I stayed and decided to experiment a while. I placed two strobes on either side of the trees and started working. Then came a big surprise! A thick layer of fog came suddenly from the valley below and filled the whole forest. The combination of fog, sunlight, blue sky, autumn leaves and the light of my two strobes created one big amazing color spectacle!