Turnberry Tower, Arlington, VA
Nikon Z6, ISO 100, F16, 104 sec., 24mm.
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5 Comments
104 second exposure! ;-)
Get the verticals aligned and it will be even better!
Thanks. I'm always working on getting things aligned. Not always successfully.
If you're using Lightroom, I'd go down to Transform, then click Guided and drag two lines out on the two verticle white lines on either side of that closest face of the building. See if that makes it look a little straighter. Cool shot - how much ND did you need?
Thanks for the suggestion. I used a 13 stop ND filter.
Nice sky.