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07/05/2003 09:23:57 AM · #26 |
| Great photos hqpayne. You did a great job with out a trypod. The E-10 is a great camera. I had one ane then bought the E-20. Planning on getting the E1 later this year. Funny thing about digital. Hard to stay up to date hehehe. |
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07/05/2003 10:15:33 AM · #27 |
Ok, so I finally got mine up :-) Whew... challenging to pick my favorites! This was my first serious attempt at fireworks photography... in case your interested all the photos were taken...
On a tripod
with a 70-300 mm Nikon lens
200 iso at f32
on my D1H
View my fireworks photos here...
Enjoy! And please critique and comments are most appreciated! I really love to get um, good or bad, so don't hesitate to send um :-) Thanks everyone! Hope your holiday weekend (for those in the US goes well!)
P.S. click on the bridge photo to begin looking ;-)
Message edited by author 2003-07-05 14:16:21.
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07/05/2003 10:26:23 AM · #28 |
if you are lucky enough to live in a place where there is a large Hindu population, the festival Diwali will also give you an annual opprtunity to take great firework shots
Leicester, UK is one of those places
and I suppose London too
and of course anywhere in India.
and dont forgot the Chinese New year, Chinatown in Manchester, and Liverpool, UK are two places for this |
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07/05/2003 10:33:53 AM · #29 |
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07/05/2003 10:39:22 AM · #30 |
Amazing photos everbody! I hadn't really planned on getting any good fireworks shots but I went up above Seattle to photograph the Independance Day Space needle decor and saw a barge full of fireworks making its way across Elliott Bay, so I hung out for another two hours. I overheard a man giving advice on photgraphing fireworks, simply, f8, 8 seconds. These are my favorites.
For larger images, please click here.
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07/05/2003 11:01:04 AM · #31 |
I had my camera packed and ready to shoot last night. I didn't take pictures though, that's a long story. So for a second close your eyes and I will send you mental pictures of the fireworks I witnessed last night... Pretty cool eh? Nice photos everybody:)
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07/05/2003 02:38:16 PM · #32 |
I ended up shooting mostly handheld shots last night,
and will have the chance to do some more tonight (after the baseball game).
I haven't had time to do any real editing, so
these are just re-sized to 50% of the original,
but have no cropping or adjustments of any kind.
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07/05/2003 03:44:41 PM · #33 |
Just one shot I took off a boat while in Chicago a few weeks ago.
And who says you need to have something stable to shoot long exposures from? = )
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07/05/2003 07:42:56 PM · #34 |
Great job wingy, one of the few examples of when camera shake is good thing. Yours is hard to follow but here's my attempt. I cheated and added some text though...
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07/05/2003 09:44:53 PM · #35 |
wOw good shots everyone! I'm a little embarrassed to even post mine.
I mostly got horrible shots of fountains and sparklers... here's one of the better ones.
by the time i got back up to my lanai to try and get some aerials, it was over. I did manage to get one that looks like some kind of explosion tho...
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07/05/2003 11:52:26 PM · #36 |
Taken after the baseball game tonight. Cropped and resized, but unadjusted. White Burst  |
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