When you photograph a multi photographed place like Big Ben, you have to be able to look at it at a different angle, or in a different way, in order to make it stand out. This was my attempt of doing so. A long exposure, from a low angle, and a long wait, trying, until getting the light trails in a way that looked nice and well balanced.
Canon EOS 6D with 35mm | Exposure 4sec @ f/22 | ISO 1000 | Focal Length 35mm
Big Ben, by Ana Encinas
Award Winner: Photo of the Day | August 08
Award Score: 69.5 (Value 13, Clarity 13.5, Composition 18, Style 12, Skill 13)
Photo of the Day Award Category: Night Photography
Photograph Location: London, England | The United Kingdom
Photographer: Ana Encinas (Hermosillo, Mexico) Registered
Ana Encinas, born in Hermosillo, México, has had a passion for photography since she was little. She got her first DSLR camera in December 2009, and since then she started discovering the magic of photography at another level, and exploring techniques that are bringing her to find her own style as a photographer. Ana is a master in marketing and an entrepreneur, owns and manages several companies, but spends most of her free time making landscape and nature pictures and exploring photography. Photography is her true passion, and she´s working on developing her photography skills at the most.
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