That’s some fog.

and re-read your title.

🤣🤣🤣🤣 🐶

You should cross post in the Photography Group.

This is an amazing photo, and there are people in the photography group thar would really appreciate it. 😁

pretty often in 2019 and I loved seeing the city come into view as I drove down Broadview Road into the valley. I was driving in early one day, and fog had entirely enveloped the city. It was like it had been erased. No pictures, just the memory of a cityscape, missing.

Thanks for the reminder

After the icecaps melt.

I bet they got some awesome pics from there too!

in a dorm room up on the 'bluff' of Pittsburgh - Duquesne University - and a fog was covering all of downtown - except the new U.S. Steel building - standing out there in the midst of nothing but a blanket of fog. Obviously a moment and view to never forget.

GREAT PICTURE - thanks for posting...............

I would have mistaken it for Denver the day after marijuana was legalized in Colorado.

Well done

Such is the nature of Mississippi river ground fog. You can see stuff through it, and sticking up above it .. but RVR (runway visual range) is zero. I'd usually get in, when the vis improved slightly, flying a Cat-3 autoland approach. But sometimes it was off to the alternate .. usually KMCI (Kansas City).

Simply wow! Thank you for sharing this! Looks like something straight outta sci fi

We took off at dusk when the fireworks were starting. It was very cool.

Although at 600 feet of elevation, St. Louis should be "in the clear" .

It just goes to show how small Mankind is when compared to Mother Nature.