Time is one of the most important factors in Photography.
Time is THE factor, I'd say.
So check out those three photos below, that I took using a tripod.
The first of them has 1/6 s exposure, so I'd say it is a long exposure photograph.
The second I took at 1/20s and the third, 1/60s. The sky was covered in heavy clouds, it is almost dark in the late afternoon.
I'd say that the feel of these three is quite different. And as I have explained, the only difference is the exposure time ;)
Have you tried that? ;)
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