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Photos, Video: This Morning's Exquisite Fog Show


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Jen Chung

Published Jan 15, 2014

Modified Jan 15, 2014


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Published Jan 15, 2014

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Sure, Sunday set a pretty high bar for fog photography in NYC, but this morning's thick curtains of mist are something else altogether. It's quickly dissipating, but photographers who were up early caught some exceptional shots, with a bright turquoise sky book-ending vast silvery waves of billowing steam. If you have some fog photos to share, send them to [email protected] or Tweet them at us @Gothamist. Here's video:

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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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