There’s something absolutely magical about long exposure photography. Rough water and waves turn to smooth patterns, cars vanish, and choppy clouds turn into smooth streams in the sky. I love using these types of shots for architecture, as all the distracting details disappear and you can really feel a sense of motion by capturing life’s little patterns in time. But getting the right exposure can be tricky for several reasons. First, if you need to use a neutral density (ND) filter to get a

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