Cloud Gate - Shooting Something That's Been Shot A Million Times Already

I panned the camera while exposing for a long shutter speed. Note also that I took this shot when the sun was extremely high in the sky. People always said that you should only shoot at the "golden hour" but what am I gonna do? Go home without a single shot? I'd rather shoot at the "wrong" time than not shoot at all.

I panned the camera from left to right. Settings were at f/22, 1/8s, ISO100. Would I have done anything different? I would like to have used a polarizing filter or a neutral density filter so I could have had a longer shutter speed.


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Shot made using a Canon 5D Mark II with a Canon 24-105 IS USM f/4L lens. Post-processed in Adobe Lightroom 3.

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