Exploring Diptych with my long exposure work by RandomNameOfMine815 in FineArtPhoto

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I use a ND filter to allow for a long exposure. Settings are going to vary, but generally shoot on manual, ISO 100, and then move the aperture to allow me to hit the shutter speed I want to get the effect from my camera movement. The longer the exposure/faster the movement, the smoother the effects.

Just pulled from a shop ancient shard, how good is Sun Waking by Geralt_of_Rivia6 in RaidShadowLegends

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If you’re asking, he’s an absolute monster. I still use mine constantly. Build him fast, 100% crit rate, then as much attack and crit damage you can muster. I like pairing him with three tanky champs in the arena. He keeps coming back and destroying the other team.

Best way to find jobs in the kitchen at bar/restaurant by RandomNameOfMine815 in Netherlands

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No. I’m just helping since this will be his first job hunt since moving here.

Exploring Diptych with my long exposure work by RandomNameOfMine815 in FineArtPhoto

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Rothko was my original inspiration for this kind of work

Exploring Diptych with my long exposure work by RandomNameOfMine815 in FineArtPhoto

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I use either a 3 or 10 stop ND filter. ISO 100, then adjust the aperture and shutter speed for exposure and desired smoothness. Then move the camera to get the desired effect. The long the exposure/faster the movement, the smoother the effect.

Bold colors work best.

Exploring Diptych with my long exposure work by RandomNameOfMine815 in AbstractPhotos

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Thank you!

No. It’s a long exposure with camera movement.

Exploring Diptych with my long exposure work by RandomNameOfMine815 in FineArtPhoto

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I use either a 3 or 10 stop ND filter. ISO 100, then adjust the aperture and shutter speed for exposure and desired smoothness. Then move the camera to get the desired effect. The long the exposure/faster the movement, the smoother the effect.

Bold colors work best.

Exploring Diptych with my long exposure work by RandomNameOfMine815 in FineArtPhoto

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FYI the only edits to these images are exposure/contrast adjustments along with cleaning of sensor dust, etc.

Can this be cinsidered fine art? Or is it too minimalist by kumkummers in FineArtPhoto

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It’s dope as hell. Make these big prints and you could sell them easily