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- 1Long-exposure seascape of La Jolla's coastal sandstone rocks●"A Longer Time" for # MeerMittwoch Coastal sandstone rocks and intertidal zone at the Scripps Coastal Preserve, La Jolla
A photographer has shared a long-exposure seascape image of coastal sandstone rocks and the intertidal zone at the Scripps Coastal Preserve in La Jolla, California. The work, titled 'A Longer Time', was posted as part of the weekly MeerMittwoch (Sea Wednesday) photography theme and depicts the San Diego shoreline and Pacific Ocean in September 2026.
- 2Long-Exposure Light Trails Capture Morning Traffic Blur●The Fast and the Blurrious # photography # morning # street # urban # smalltown # traffic # cars # LongExposure # LightT
A photographer shared a long-exposure shot of morning street traffic in a small town, with car headlights rendered as streaking light trails. The image, captioned 'The Fast and the Blurrious', blends urban street photography with the playful pun on the film franchise, and is drawing appreciative attention from photography and autos fans.
- 3Photographer shares long-exposure seascape of waves and rocks●Something typically Me, long exposure #ocean #waves #rocks #longexposure #photography #art #fineart #colour #nature #lan
A landscape photographer has published a new fine-art long-exposure photograph of the ocean, capturing waves breaking over rocks in muted colours. The image is being shared and appreciated by viewers, drawing attention for its smooth, ethereal rendering of the sea typical of the long-exposure technique.
- 4Photographers share silky waterfall images for Waterfall Wednesday●Powerful rushing current, patient rock sculptor— silkenly carves through # WaterfallWednesday # Photography # Landscape
Photography enthusiasts are posting long-exposure waterfall images under the Waterfall Wednesday tag, showing rushing water rendered as smooth, silken streams carving through rock. One widely shared shot from Colorado pairs the image with haiku-style poetry, celebrating waterfalls as patient sculptors of the landscape.