Glen Etive, Glencoe

rickydiver wrote in post #2022171
Hi there yes it is a nice shot, but I am not a fan of the water looking so smoke like if you know what I mean? I must ask why the long exposure of 16sec's?
Cheers Ricky

Low light=long exposure

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rickydiver wrote in post #2023404
16seconds! were you shooting in total darkness?
Ricky

Hi Ricky,i was there shooting with Les.
Yes,it was before sunrise and with a dark cloudy sky.
As you`de understand , when you shoot small apertures and very low iso , you have very very low speeds.
I hope that helps.

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