Another shot from yesterdays evening shoot on the River Dart.
I only went out at about  9pm and was probably shooting for about 20mins after setting up.

This shot taken from my beast of a tripod, as most of my shots are, using the Sigma 10-20mm.
A 5.5minute exposure at iso  250 -.03EV, I often blog while taking shots like these but didnt have my phone with me after rushing out to capture the sunset.

I did however check the alignment of the sun with my proposed location before going to ensure of getting the  optimal position. I use the “Sun Seeker” app from iTunes App Store. [I have blogged about this app previously].
I will blog an image of the app and location shortly.

The resulting image below is a single exposure of 5.5minutes to obtain the drag effect of the clouds that I also wanted to capture that drag reflection in the water that was also moving. The wind was non-existent lending very well for capturing the framing branches as sharp as they are.

You can see the difference of a blended shot in the previous blog and the long exposure including the cloud drag from virtually the same position and setup.

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