Please excuse the silly topic title
Next month I'm hopefully going to be scratching a long held itch that is to visit the temples in and around Angkor in Cambodia.
It's well documented that the temples are a huge tourist attraction, with hordes of tourists visiting as early as 6am. As nice as these people may be, I'd like to try to avoid photographing them, instead photographing the temples alone.
A big ask, and I would think nigh on impossible, but would a set of neutral density filters help?
I've heard of 10 stop ND's, so with early morning shooting would this make it at all possible that even with there being fellow tourists in the way, that I would be able to present the photos as if I were the only person there?
Finally, for the
cliched shot that is early morning square on with
Angkor Wat, which ND Grad would people recommend?