I don’t remember when I discovered my love of long exposure photography. But the first time I remember doing it with any intention was the summer of 2014.

I had just made my first-ever DSLR purchase (a Canon 70D) with a kit lens and a cool tripod. Went to the Dale Chihuly Bridge over I-705 in Downtown Tacoma and took many 30-second exposures of the handful of cars that streaked by. If I’d known then about shutter releases, or bulb mode, or ND filters, or anything of that nature- I wonder what could have happened.

I’m not sure. But I do know that what I know now led me to the photo on the right. Makes the journey more worth it.

“Tripod, a shutter release, and a prayer”

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