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Hello. This is Nam Gi-bong from ND Lab. These days, it is quite difficult to go out for a photo shoot, as the sweltering summer heat is compounded by frequent news of the rainy season. While the longer days have provided more opportunities for shooting, please take care of your health in this stifling weather and enjoy your outings safely. In today's video, I introduce Seokmodo Island in Ganghwa, a place I visit frequently after Hwangsando. This place is truly beautiful for the aesthetics of the soft curves of its tidal creeks. I have not only shown you the shooting location but have also generously included practical know-how on long-exposure photography—which many find challenging—as well as foolproof data setting methods. I hope this video will be of some small help in perfecting your own unique perspective, learned by pressing the shutter directly on location, rather than taking photos that are identical to everyone else's. Thank you for watching until the end of today's video. If you found this helpful, please show your support by subscribing, liking, and leaving warm comments. Stay healthy! 📌 Key Information on Long Exposure Photography in Seokmodo (For Notes) Recommended Shooting Timing: Approximately 3 hours before and after high tide (Concentrated shooting for about 1 hour) Optimal Water Level Data: When shooting only the tidal channel flow ➡️ 780cm or higher When shooting the tidal channel and structures simultaneously ➡️ At least 840cm or higher (Based on the bottom being completely submerged) Recommended Equipment and Settings: Lens: 16-35mm wide-angle lens (Must remove UV filters to prevent vignetting at the edges; using a single ND filter is recommended) Shutter Speed: Adjust between 2 and 5 minutes depending on cloud flow on site Aperture: f/11 Essential On-site Preparation: Must bring boots for safety! Instagram   / cleanw   Website https://ndlab.smugmug.com Twin Musicom's Carefree Melody is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Source: http://www.twinmusicom.org/song/302/c... Artist: http://www.twinmusicom.org #LongExposure #LongExposurePhotography #Seokmodo #TidalCornerPhotography #NDFilter #LandscapePhotography #PhotographyTutorial #IntervalShooting #WideAngleLens #RecommendedPhotoSpot #Namgibong #NDLab