Long-exposure photography definitely has some magic in it.

Blurring motion, light painting, etc... there are many ways to create something unique.

Here are three of my long exposure photographs I took of a rock formation called "The Needle".

Each of the pictures is 30 seconds exposure, taken with my 16-35mm lens on a full frame Canon camera at ISO 50.

The sea looks so calm in the blue hour, but trust me, it wasn't at all!

The first photo from this post today is my humble entry to the photographic contest by @photofeed , thank you very much for the great opportunity and your efforts! Good luck to everyone involved!

You are kindly invited and more than welcome to join "The Photographic Society" Community on HIVE here: @hive-142821, where photographers and enthusiasts share not only their works but also discuss concepts and techniques, and also some hot topics and news about our favorite art.

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Some of my favorite photographs and digital art, along with some of my recent visuals, all in the highest resolution and quality, are all available for licensing inside my searchable portfolio at Alamy: https://www.alamy.com/portfolio/112427.html

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I wish you one great day; stay safe, stay strong and let your muse be always on your shoulder!

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