It's so shady that even a fishing boat floating in the water appears to be still at the 30-second shutter speed. This occurred between 03.00 and 05.00 WIB on Thursday, December 29, 2022, in the Aceh Besar District's Ujong Pancu region.
Your eyes only perceive the bright light from the eastern sky that radiates from Banda Aceh City's shimmering lights. The crescent moon of 6 Jumada al-Thani could barely illuminate the sky, let alone partially obscured by overcast clouds.
After driving for 30 minutes from Banda Aceh, I stayed for almost 3 hours. I captured the night right before dawn using the long exposure technique. I only changed the ISO setting, and the shutter speed and aperture remained constant. To make it easier for me to remember the camera settings, I include the camera settings below each photo. Who knows, it may also be useful for readers.
A brief summary of the location.
Ujong Pancu is an old toponym whose name has persisted to this day but was not enshrined as the administrative unit. A location to represent the territory of Mukim Lam Pageu, Aceh Besar District.
Ujong Pancu and Indra Purwa are in the same area, a residential area that has been partially swallowed up by the tides, but the former settlements will be visible if the tides recede. How's the study going? I can direct you to watch the Indonesian language video woven by @Keudeip from his research documents; if you're interested, you can watch it on the Youtube link HERE.
