Niyaz Huseynzade 
A foggy forest is a place that can be both mysterious and beautiful. Photographer Albert Dros captures this in his newest series, The Dark Woods. This photography series takes foggy forests in Luxembourg to another level with the vibrant colors of autumn leaves and trees against a backdrop of murky mystery.
Most individuals despise fog and find it dreary, according to Dros. However, as a photographer, it’s the perfect weather situation for him. “The trees become more clear in foggy conditions in the forest,” he explains. “Fog makes everything easier because forests are usually very dirty and difficult to photograph. Because of the layer of fog that exists between, you may filter out trees and objects.”
In these photographs, Dros utilizes the fog to his full potential. He uses the ability of moisture to conceal things to accentuate the colorful trees and leaves. The result is a spectacular display of autumnal leaves and lush, dark green moss sprouting on the trees.
Dros hopes that people will realize that gray isn’t necessarily sad by sharing his work. It can be quite lovely. The entire gallery is brimming with motivation and will entice you to get dressed up in a heavy coat, put on your boots, and go for a stroll in your nearest wilderness.
Website:Albert Dros
