Imagine a bridge on which you can walk and walk and walk. Without ever reaching the end….
A long exposure of The Infinite Bridge near Aarhus, Denmark. I took a 30 seconds exposure to smooth out the water.
This image is available in print: see the “Fine Art” page on my page.
Another Long Exposure of a jetty on the shores of Denmark. This is the same jetty of my previous post “Crabfishing”, slightly after father and daughter photobommed me…
I put the exposure on 30 seconds to completely smooth out the water.
This image is available in print. See the “Fine Art” section on my website.
Another Long Exposure on the shores of Denmark. Father and daughter dropped a line to do some fishing; I presume crabfishing. Actually I was all set up to take a long exposure of the jetty when the two showed up and moved in to my frame. For some that would be a pain, for me they formed an extra bonus to the image.
I put the exposure on 30 seconds to completely smooth out the water.
This image is available in print. See the “Fine Art” section on my website.
One of the photography techniques I enjoy a lot is Long Exposure. This is a jetty on the shores of Denmark.
Denmark has quite a bathing culture, summer ànd winter. Dipping (or skinny dipping) in the sea and relaxing on the jetty with friends or family is a common sight. Happy me that I chose a jetty to photograph with some people on it moving around a little to give just enough indication they were there.
I put the exposure on 30 seconds to completely smooth out the water.
This image is available in print. See the “Fine Art” section on my website.