As Polly Popalis walked home from the bus stop at the end of her late shift she glanced at the clock on the church of St Beagle Of The Euphemism, as usual. But tonight she let out a shriek of surprise ! It was only five to seven, so she'd left work over three hours early ! And it was unusually dark too for five to seven, seeing as it was the middle of summer. And there was nobody else around, except for Reverend McWorzel, vicar of the parish of Outsmouth - which was also very unusual* for five to seven on a summer evening. As soon as she got up tomorrow morning she was going to have to get to the bottom of this little mystery *Edit (for clarification): It's the "nobody being around at five to seven in the middle of summer" that's unusual here, not the "Reverend McWorzel being vicar of the parish of Outsmouth" bit. Although Sigismund Olaf McWorzel being vicar of the parish of Outsmouth is actually quite unusual too. But that's another story entirely. (Another forgotten masterpiece discovered on the "3D Art Freebie Challenge-May 2021-"May Mysteries" -Main Thread Only" thread on the DAZ Freebies forum - 3rd post on the thread) This was actually me messing around trying* to create height and distance dependant fog using the Poser Atmosphere's Depth_Cue inputs (i.e. negligible render time overhead compared to the the Poser Atmosphere's Volume inputs) *Successfully... eventually - post 21 of 'Upping the ante with the Poser atmosphere's Depth Cue (I'm still using Poser 11 with Firefly)' over on the HiveWire3D forums