Let there be fog! (warning, insanely bright beam pics)

[olympus mons]

Being new to this hobby I must admit I'm almost speechless. I don't think I'll ever forget this night, my first heavy fog with my RGB lasers. These pics don't even capture how bright these beams were. It was literally like playing with a neon tube that stretched almost to the stars. I just wanted to share some of the best shots with people that would appreciate them.
I hope you enjoy them.
Cheers,

 

[brucemir]

Hey Jeff,
What beautiful beam shots! Just a little big of natural fog goes a long way. The last two of the triangle are my favs. Keep on shooting.

 

[USAbro]

These are the best shots ever it seems! And you got them from all angles. +rep for sure.

 

[grainde]

Nice shots, fog really works wonders for the beams! :beer:

 

[bdgreenb]

every october my mountain becomes a misty mountain. I remember my first fog with high power builds. MY personal fav is when a new plume of fog is settling down and the beam gets shorter and shorter like a ceiling coming down. Glad you got the experience!:san:

 

[ChaosLord]

Very nice pics! I bet the 532nm was crazy bright.

 

[USAbro]

Very nice pics! I bet the 532nm was crazy bright.

For some reason, the blue laser appears brighter. Maybe camera effect though.

 

[10fenny]

Wel will have to cordinate a night where we both point at the moon and see if we see each others beams. Im in SE portland

 

[olympus mons]

For some reason, the blue laser appears brighter. Maybe camera effect though.

Probably because the blue laser is 2W and the green is 400mW. Without fog the green is much brighter but with fog.....dayum! Blue goes off.

 

[crazyspaz]

Nice pics I love when fog makes beams look so vibrant like that, where they almost look like color wrapped around a white core. Pretty sweet!