Greetings,
I would love to hear your opinion on this ;)
Here I tried long exposure, on a small tripod and I intentionally did some slight movement.
I can't decide for myself if the outcome is good and has any value.
Time will tell...
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The small movements creates a ghostly or dreamy effect in this setting. It might work well with other scenes too, especially those that don't require the viewer's focus on the details.
True, perfectly noted and said! Thank you :)