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This will be a new series of posts on my blog- some shots just needed to be described a bit more, some shots don't deserve to stand among other common ones in big galleries... They have to be explained, they should be... :) - Let me know if this is a goood idea!?
About this shot:
This is one of the photographs I took on my latest car trip to the shores of Baltic Sea in Poland, Pomeranian Voivodeship.
This particular beach is located in Debki (Dębki), on the northern shores of Baltic Sea in Poland, close to Piasnica (Piaśnica) river mouth.
River is a great motive for photography there but this time I want to share something much more delicate and atmospheric.
On the beach we can find a remainings of old bridge - broken wooden poles sticking in a straight lines from the sea bottom.
That day the sea was wavy so it was a great opportunity to capture the scene with long exposure shot.
With my gear I was able to get a 30sec of exposure time and get the image I imagined :).
Below the shot I will write a full specification of the shot.
It was a blue hour already, the sky was cloudy but still we could see the patterns of the fast moving clouds.
Thanks to the waves, the water during the time of exposure became a foggy-like structure.
The only sharp elements of this shot are the old, broken, wooden poles of old bridge...
Take a look of the shot:
Technicals:
Gear: Canon EOS RP, Canon EF 16-35 EF f4, K&F Combo CPL+Fader filter
Settings: 35mm, f/22, 30 sec, ISO100
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