Long exposure on 'waterfall' auto setting at night of an illuminated fountain.


Long exposure on 'waterfall' auto setting at night of an illuminated fountain. NX300, 18-55 kit lens. And a tiny Manfrotto pocket tripod. Edited in Snapseed.

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