We stayed along the Embarcadero near the Bay Bridge during our trip to San Francisco. This gave me a chance to shoot some early morning long exposures of the San Francisco Bay. I photographed the Bay Bridge at sunset the last time we visited San Francisco so it was nice to catch a couple sunrises this time around. Here are three of my favorite images shot on two consecutive mornings with the Fujifilm X-T1 and XF 14mm and 60mm lenses.

 28 seconds at f/11
28 seconds at f/11
 90 seconds at f/11
90 seconds at f/11
 45 seconds at f/16
45 seconds at f/16

2 responses to “Morning Long Exposures in San Francisco”

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    bady

    these are beautiful shots Stephen! really enjoying your post. I wonder how often you change your lens when you walked around.

    1. Stephen Ip Avatar
      Stephen Ip

      Thanks Bady! I actually try to change lenses as little as possible. I usually will walk around with something like the 35mm and change lenses only if necessary.

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