With a new neutral density from Singh-Ray filters in my camera bag, I set out on my bike to photograph some coastal water scenes near my house which sits in a neighborhood facing the Burnside River on Skidaway Island near Savannah, Georgia. This is my first attempt at long exposure photography which requires not only a DSLR, but a tripod, a remote camera cable to avoid camera shake, a timer, the filter of choice and a ton of patience. After several days shooting on windy hot days, the four images below are the result.
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Canon 5D Mark 11
Lens Canon 24-105 mm f/4 L IS
Exposure f/19- 16 seconds
Filter-Singh-Ray MorSlo 10 stop ND
Overlooking the Burnside River
Exposure f/11-16 seconds
Reflection
Exposure f/11-16 seconds
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