Both of these images were taken at the same location in the Everglades during the golden hours of the day. The first in the morning and the second in the evening.

Both used the same camera and lens and a three stop neutral density filter (GND)
The first was taken at ISO 64, F22 @ 1/3 of a second with polarizer attached. There was no wind.
The second was taken at ISO 125, F22 @ 30 seconds, with polarizer attached. There was a light breeze.

The composition was changed because of the breeze which was blowing the grasses in the water. Please note the reeds in the right corner are a bit blurred due to the breeze. I choose this composition because most of the grasses were sheltered by brush (which does not show in the image). I wanted a long exposure to calm the ripples on the water but that meant the grasses blurred. I raised the ISO from the morning shot to 125 to keep the exposure to 30 seconds. At the 1 minute exposure I wanted the grasses moved too much. I timed the start of the exposure to when the wind was not blowing to keep the grass as still as possible. I don't think the blurred grass on the far right in the lower corner is very noticeable. Would you have noticed if I had said nothing? (I'm curious and would really like to know the answer for future reference)

For the record, there was a great deal of difference in the color of the light between sunrise and sunset as shown in these images. The colors of the scene were really very different.

Thanks for looking. As always, please use the download for best image quality when viewing.

Both of these images were taken at the same location in the Everglades during the golden hours of the day. The first in the morning and the second in the evening.

Both used the same camera and lens and a three stop neutral density filter (GND)
The first was taken at ISO 64, F22 @ 1/3 of a second with polarizer attached. There was no wind.
The second was taken at ISO 125, F22 @ 30 seconds, with polarizer attached. There was a light breeze.

The composition was changed because of the breeze which was blowing the grasses in the water. Please note the reeds in the right corner are a bit blurred due to the breeze. I choose this composition because most of the grasses were sheltered by brush (which does not show in the image). I wanted a long exposure to calm the ripples on the water but that meant the grasses blurred. I raised the ISO from the morning shot to 125 to keep the exposure to 30 seconds. At the 1 minute exposure I wanted the grasses moved too much. I timed the start of the exposure to when the wind was not blowing to keep the grass as still as possible. I don't think the blurred grass on the far right in the lower corner is very noticeable. Would you have noticed if I had said nothing? (I'm curious and would really like to know the answer for future reference)

For the record, there was a great deal of difference in the color of the light between sunrise and sunset as shown in these images. The colors of the scene were really very different.

Thanks for looking. As always, please use the download for best image quality when viewing.