TITLE: The trajectory of the sun

It is a great relief to me that I took a picture in my 60s at the recommendation of my husband.
In particular, taking pictures has become a daily routine during the COVID-19 period.
I often admire the wonders of nature by saying, "Oh! Thanks God."
On the west coast of Korea, the difference between tides is large, so the feeling of intestinal exposure is expressed smoothly in pictures.
The location is selected, the height of the seawater of sunrise and sunset is measured by the lunar calendar, and the weather of the day is examined, and the two long exposure of incoming and outgoing water is taken.
This photo shows the process of the art works on the beach on an island called Modo in Incheon City during sunset and the trajectory of the sun in one cut for an hour.
It is a great pleasure for me to learn patience and feel grateful in the process of determining filters, setting shutter times, and preparing according to the speed of water.

AUTHOR: HYUNG RAE PARK (Korea, Republic of)