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- This weekend, the weatherman said it was going to rain, but the satellite images showed the storm ending and just scattered clouds over the bay area. I decided to go with my gut feeling and head to the SF Bay Area to make my second Golden Gate Bridge photograph. For me, this requires a 4am wakeup, so I don’t take this decision lightly! Last time I went, I ended up on a hill which was just a little to far from the bridge to really make the bridge the main subject. This time, I wanted to focus on the bridge itself, so I went to battery Spencer. This is probably the most photographed view of the Golden Gate, but I’ve never done it, so I pulled up, and made a few shots. I was the only one on this hill the whole time I was there!With the longer exposure and wide aperture, the lights on the bridge created a bona-fide golden light. This is the first time I’ve ever seen this bridge truly golden. I would have liked to close-down the aperture a bit and have some „stars“ from the lights on the bridge, but it would have been an even longer exposure or a higher ISO, neither of which I was willing to do at the moment.This is one single image, no HDR treatment.Canon 5D Mark IICanon 17-40L @25mm47 second exposure @F8Lee soft ND grad .9 filterISO 200
