Saturday, April 9, 2016

Two versions of a sunrise at Hollow Rock


















Here are two different versions of the same photographic composition.  I used very different shutter speeds on these two photos to show how much of a difference your choice of shutter speed can make in how a photo appears.  Both photos were taken with the aid of a 6-stop neutral density filter and a 2-stop reverse graduated neutral density filter.  For the photo above, a 15 second exposure was used at f/16 and ISO 200.  For the photo below, a .4 second exposure was used at f/8 and ISO 1600.  I like both versions and can't decide which one I like more, which is why I am posting both.  Plus, it's a good example of how much the choice of shutter speed can affect the look of a photo.  


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