This is another of my long time-exposures long after the sun had set yesterday. I think this was a 30 second exposure. What the long exposure does, is allow grasses and the water to be blurred, and things like rocks remain sharp. It is a long used technique - I remember photographing rocks and waves in Maine back when I was using a Hasselblad and shooting black and white film. So this is new, but I wanted to experiment and see what I could do. The coolest thing is the strange quality of the water - as the waves move through the photograph, they are blurred and the waves look kind of foggy.
I like both of these long exposures. Such soft light. A photograph and a painting wrapped in one. Really beautiful Diane Mc
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