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Believe it or not there is no Photoshop sorcery going on with this photograph. A friend and I missioned from London to Newhaven (on the south coast) yesterday afternoon, for a late in the season dip in the ocean - perhaps the last opportunity to do so - when suddenly a huge cloud of sea fog engulfed us. I'm pretty happy with how this one this image turned out.