Hi gang; my first attempt at long exposure. All C&C welcome.
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Hi gang; my first attempt at long exposure. All C&C welcome.
Nice silky water here.
As for critique - That foreground bush is a distraction for me because it's commanding too much attention tone-wise, it's not blending into the rest of the scene for me.
The reflections of the boats themselves and their mast-poles (have no idea what those poles are called) were enough foreground material imo.
Hope that may help
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I'd say you're doing real well. Hard to make'em work when there's foliage involved (or anything else that can be blown around i.e. mast of a sailboat). The winds were in your favor, my friend. Which ND filter did you get?
I quite like this scene as well - it has a moodiness and a feeling that I dig.
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Thanks Marko.
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