Dear Nikon List members, For the past few days, my city (Columbia, SC) has been bathed in a haze in the evenings. Some of the buildings around the University campus looked gorgeous when there is a swirling wispy haze around them. It isn't dense like fog or smog. Just wispy, like a match just went out. I would like to get some pictures of the buildings at night. All the lighting seems to be fluorescent (Mercury vapor lamps, I think). I would like to capture the mysterious effect that the haze brings out, so I obviously shouldn't use a haze filter. Any filters for the lighting ? What should I meter off of ? Any suggestions would be helpful. Regards, Gopi. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lazlo's Relativity Axiom: No matter how great your triumphs or how tragic your defeats - approximately one billion Chinese couldn't care less. --------------------------------------------------------------------------
