Getting lovely smooth water isn’t simply a matter of choosing a slow shutter speed. No, you’ll need to reduce the amount of light hitting the sensor by using a filter.
The filter in question is a Hoya ND400 9 stop neutral density.
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Photographer from Paris – France
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