Of course, if you shoot with a slow door, the reflection on the water is not so clear. And the trees next to the building will also have virtual shadows. After all, the exposure time has been extended! The moat in front of the turret will flow! The tree wants to be quiet, but the wind will not stop!
Taking pictures of city scenery with slow doors is also suitable for taking pictures of city night scenes.
Is there one in your city? Moat? Really? If there is, you can also try to pick a bustling area with relatively concentrated riverside buildings and bright lights at night. Take a tripod and set the camera to slow door and long exposure mode. The city night scene is dimly lit.
If you don't have a tripod, you can also find a railing that can support the camera by the river (that's what Mo Nv did before, it's too heavy). However, you must remember to wrap the tape on the camera around your wrist.
Taking a reflection with the help of water means taking all the buildings and reflections into the picture.
However, in the actual shooting process, if the photographer's position is close to the subject and there is no wide-angle lens, it is difficult to make the reflection and the subject symmetrical up and down.
At this time, you need a photographer to do it? Choice? Yes
Even the reflection in the water is clear. Cann't fit it? Can't force it!
Under normal circumstances, the photographer will leave the subject on the shore and cut off some reflections in the water; In the second case, the photographer will cut off some physical buildings on the shore and use the reflection in the water as the main body of photography, so that readers can guess what they are shooting.
These two real shooting techniques have their own advantages. However, the first one is more common and belongs to the conventional gameplay.