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3 comments:
Both of these are very interesting shots. How long was the shutter open for?
2.5 seconds for the first shot and 3 seconds for the second.
I tried something a little different with these (for my at least) and went out before the sun compeltely set and used my ND filter.. I like how there was still a bit of daylight in the shot and not just a dark, black backgorund.
cool!
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