| Camera | Lens | Aperture | ISO | Shutter S. | Focal L. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nikon D750 | Tamron 24-70mm F2.8 | F7 | 50 | 30" | 44mm |
Good Day guys!
Today I share another image from my travel through Kho Samui 2 weeks ago. I've practice pretty much daily longexposure photography. Something I've started this year and I slowly understand more about it. The first thing I've learned was that it takes time - A lot of time!
The shot you see above took me a fair amount of time (~30 pictures) until I got the result I was looking for. The way how the water moves, the focus on the stones, the perfect angle for the ideal use of sunlight and so on. Let me know what you think about the image in the comments :))
Hope you guy's have a great day!
Best,
Chris
| Category | Longexposure Photography |
|---|---|
| Equipment | - |
| Location | Koh Samui, Thailand |
| Date | September 2020 |
| Portfolio | |
| Editing Service | Fiverr |
Editing Software: Adobe Lightroom CC 
I don't understand photography terms. :) I just can say I like your photo. :) But I helped a friend take a long exposure. It really takes time.
Haha - It's enough if you like it! 😀
Thanks a lot!
You're welcome! :)
i love this mystical feeling that this shot portrays, splendid. This is a really really good shot. I can attest to the fact that it does take time to get the perfect shot one might want, and id say you got this one spot on.
I guess you used a tripod to get that moody and "flowy" effect of the water.
Thanks buddy! Yeah I've used a tripod for this 30 second exposure 😀
brilliant
It looks gorgeous my friend...
Thanks a lot! :))
I must be hungry! This reminds me of cakes! Seriously, it looks like a scene in the Lord of the Ring!
Hahaha you creativity really is unlimited! 😆
Cheers buddy! :))
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Very interesting image. It makes me feel a bit scared of touching those waters, as if some monsters from out of this world could be lurking on those waters. 🤗
Haha it was fine! I went snorkeling around this area and I haven't seen any of these monsters , ha! :D