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Blue hour there in Bar Harbor, Maine. Increased the ISO here to lessen the shutter speed (as the boats were moving some) in the low light. The warm light is from the town.
Took the ISO higher here in the late blue hour to keep the exposure shorter and thus the boats from moving less.
Long exposure full frame view of the blue hour in Bar Harbor. Miss this, and hope to return there some day again.
Increased the ISO here to keep the shutter speed shorter as the water was not completely calm and the boats were moving about.
The 95 ft Angelique ketch was built in 1980 to depict an English fishing trawler (circa 1880) that fished the North Sea. Her tanbark sails reflect the common practice in England to treat sails with tallow, tannic acid, and red ocher to make the cotton canvas more resistant to mildew. She does windjammer cruises out of Camden, Maine, but this day we saw her enjoying a fine wind near Bar Harbor. www.sailangelique.com/welcome-aboard/
Took this exposure to 5 seconds to smooth out the reflection a little without having the boats move around too much.
... in Bar Harbor. Well maybe not the other 'Half' ... but the well to do :))
Took the long exposure about as far as I could with the boats not moving too much out there. They looked pretty in the twilight all lit up out on the water.
Extended the zoom to 105mm to get a closer view of this little boat out on the harbor. Knew I did not want too long of an exposure as the boat was anchored, but still moving a little in the slight breeze. Went to ISO 800 and 5 seconds, which seemed to be a good balance.
Bar Harbor, Maine
Late in the day as the sunset was evidently happening somewhere there above the fog over Bar Harbor, creating some interesting tones there in the scene.
Foggy evening there in the park below all the shops there in Bar Harbor, Maine. It was quite pretty there in the fog and darkness that was taking over.