The Hintersee was formed approximately 3,500 to 4,000 years ago by a rockslide that prevented a landslide into the Blaueistal valley on the Hochkalter massif and dammed the Klausbach stream. This rockslide created a reservoir, today's Hintersee. Even in the summer months, fog often forms there in the morning under certain weather conditions, as shown in this photo.
By using a long exposure time, I captured the drifting fog. It also gives the image a slightly mystical atmosphere.
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Did you do any stacking or merging. The lighting seems odd is why I ask. What is the EXIF data.
Thanks
It's not a stacked image. I only used filters: ND 1000, ND 0.9, and a polarizing filter.
F11, 30 sec, ISO 100, 14 mm
Thanks, that makes sense. Can definitely tell the polarizing filter. Good Image
I use the Lee Polfilter for this image.
Nice capture!!
Thank you