I set out at about 5 AM, hoping to capture the pier in the best light without losing my equipment to the waves. It is not easy, as I have donated many filters to the sea. I brought along my patience, camera, lens and 10-stop ND filter and tried to stabilize my tripod so that it would not sink as I took a long exposure. The waves ebbed and flowed while I slowed my shutter to create the glass-like scene that was so incongruous with the high energy of the ocean.
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