lies in its ability to reveal just enough to let the imagination run wild!
A discerning eye needs only a hint, and understatement leaves the imagination free to build its own elaborations.
Russell Page
One of things that draws me to photography, especially if you shoot every day like I do, is the unexpected. I love to shoot what nature chooses to reveal and often that is only a hint of what lies beyond.
Fog for me is one of those times that should be grouped with the golden hour for its ability to transform a scene. It has such an ephemeral quality as it shifts and morphs adding its own brush strokes to a landscape. You know that if you come back again and again that it will never look the same.
the sky cracks open
revealing a hint of trees
bathed in swirling fog
Keeping an open mind when you head out to shoot will enable you to grow as a photographer. Will you seize the opportunity or will you decide that you won’t be able to see anything before you’ve even looked?
it's (almost always) about the water... 
I agree I get excited when the fog plays with the landscape.
Your mysterious image fits so smoothly with all your other work. I think you and Mother Nature are in cahoots and you’ve chosen to dish out little tidbits to keep us hankering for more 🙂