Long exposure adds a sense of time and motion, enhancing the atmosphere and mood of the scene.
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Long exposure photography captures shadows and reflections service movement over an extended period, creating dramatic effects like smooth water, light trails, or streaked clouds. By using slower shutter speeds, photographers can blur motion while keeping static elements sharp. This technique requires a tripod for stability and a neutral density filter to avoid overexposure in bright conditions
