How to capture the Beauty in light.

Thi is my contribution for this sunday celeatial challenge. I have uploaded some long exposure shots under the theme of light.

I have mentioned here three tips in long exposure photography of photographer Alistair Scott as follows

If you don't have a remote release, an alternative for long exposures is to use the self-timer. Set it to about 10 seconds so that any vibrations that you may have caused by pressing the shutter button will have died away before the shutter fires.
If your camera has 'mirror lock up' that's an additional way of miminising vibrations. But, as with using a heavy ND filter, you will need to compose your scene before doing anything else.
An alternative type of ND filters are 'grads' ... half ND filter and half clear ... for holding back exposure on a particuléarly bright part of the scene, the sky shortly after sunset, for example.

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