Clevedon Victorian Pleasure Pier has always been a magnet for photographers, amateurs and professionals alike. When the mist started to clear a little, the tide was on its way out exposing the seaweed-covered rocks. I wanted to keep as much detail in the foreground and the pier as possible but still have the feeling of the mist and rain, so I used multiple bracketed long exposures, for this multi–row panoramic.
My camera was a Nikon D3x with a 45mm PC lens. It took 45 exposures of between 3 and 30 seconds and when all of these were mixed and stitched together they gave me a final image of over 725MB before being graded and cropped down to a more usable size.
