Kilian Schönberger 捕捉欧洲迷雾之境摄影集，德国摄影师Kilian Schönberger 拍摄了一组有关欧洲森林晨雾的摄影作品，他的足迹遍布了德国、捷克、奥地利和法国，为的就是拍摄森里早晨起雾的美景。

German photographer Kilian Schoenberger has had his photos featured on My Modern Met many times before, for his haunting photographic illustrations of the Brothers Grimm and his breathtaking photos of the blue forest in Belgium. His latest series takes on the milky and mysterious fog over central Europe, specifically Germany, the Czech Republic, Austria and France. These were taken in the late summer and early fall when "fog covers the landscape like a white veil," he states.

Kilian tries to be at his desired locations an hour before sunrise. His car rides and hikes can take anywhere from an hour to four hours. Sometimes, in order to catch the fog, the photographer does not sleep at all. As he explains, "It doesn't make sense to go to bed before starting the photo expeditions. In those cases, I'm staying awake the whole night and then I try to catch some sleep afterwards. But you can't do this for too many days in a row."

"Since I'm ascending the mountains during the early morning hours, mostly alone, it's a very special experience," he said. When it's still dark during the walk everything is calm except some night animals like the owls. The anticipation grows when the eastern sky starts to gently glow. Around 30 minutes before sunrise, the best stage of the morning starts. The intensity of colors reaches its peak and, due to the indirect light, everything appears smooth. Those are the moments that touch one's soul in a very meditative way. I really prefer this time instead of the actual sunrise."