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TOP TIPS FOG-TOGRAPHY SKILLS

01 HOW FOG FORMS

Fog forms when the air temperature and dew point (the temperature at which water vapour turns to liquid) are close to one another. The air takes the moisture from the land, and becomes wet. It can occur if the air is cooled to

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