The first year I lived in Michigan, we drove up to Mackinaw City, MI, USA. That evening I went to the lake shore that offers a nice view of the Mackinac Bridge which connects the lower and upper peninsulas of Michigan, USA. The bridge is just under five miles , (eight kilometers) long. On this particular evening as the sun was setting, a dense fog rolled in and shrouded the bridge. I quickly set my Gitzo tripod and camera, and decided to use my telephoto lens and a three-stop ND filter, along with a circular polarizing filter. I wanted to smooth out the waters. I didn't get a dramatic sunset, but I was pleased to have some nice soft pastel colors in the fading sky.
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