Fog Over Lake Pontchartrain

Fog reduces most of this frame to a single flat gray wash — water, haze, and a horizon that barely resists dissolving into the sky above it. A wire, nearly swallowed by the blur, runs low across the scene, with two small channel markers standing like faint punctuation on either side of the frame.

It's the softest and most minimal image in the group, everything sanded down by fog until only the barest structure survives. The wire and the markers do the same quiet work — holding a level line across an otherwise dissolving scene.