Took this Tuesday night! Single photo, as there were so many people walking back and forth on this pier, causing the wooden planks to shake my tripod slightly during my long exposure. Thus the slight lack of sharpness. If you look at the larger photo, you can see the "people," some of which are half "ghosted out" due to the length of the exposure. Info: -Fujifilm GFX100s -Single Photo (I normally take panos). -F13 -25 second exposure -20mm -ISO 100 Post Processing: -minor RAW adjustments Capture One -> 16-bit TIFF -keystone corrections in Photoshop, cropped -> .JPG for web.

I would but I'm already too busy, lol.

Missed again!

just missed it, lol.

@Laurel Stacy : It difficult to predict to be honest, lol, and I know that doesn't help. But if there was a "better time", it would be between 3:30 and 4:30 pm pacific time. Or if you pop a time in the calendar, then I could try to join. It is more difficult if it a live stream is random.

I do it the old fashion way... I manually cull. Mind you, since I do multi-row panos, I usually have to pick from a set of panos spanning a period of time. If I have one slightly blurry photo of a pano, then the entire pano is tossed. But it also depends on the time of light. The first few panos (if at sunset) will have a brighter sky vs the foreground while the last few sets will be when the sky is much darker...so have to pick the best "time" - which is usually in the middle. I guess with landscape photos - I generally only ever take photos if I know it will be worth taking. So if the scene has too many distractions, or the weather is not right, I simply don't take any photos. The best cull - is to cull before taking the photo - knowing when not to shoot, IMO :).