Abstract fireworx

Discussion in 'Post Your Photos' started by Ian booth, May 14, 2017.

  1. Ian booth

    Ian booth New Member Site Supporter

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    Fireworks are really hard to take good pictures with. Requires perfect timing, and no wind conditions.
     
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    Thanks for the comment phil, as you say I found it difficult to get a good picture but for me it was experimentation and I took these because of the effect the trees had. I am still trying lots of different things to see what happens and why hopefully learning as I go.
     
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    I've NEVER had good luck at all! I've always gotten more smoke than clear brilliant flashes!
     
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    Actually, last weekend I FINALLY got a few good fireworks shots. This was a chance encounter. They were fairly close. I got out of the car and tried a few for the heck of it. 1/30 and 1/60 IIRC. All handheld.

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    Nice capture and no shake !!
     
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    Thanks. :) I can hand hold most of the time at 1/30.

    This is one of the best I've ever gotten of fireworks. I've tried the tripod and bulb release for short time exposures and I just got a lot of blur and smoke.
     

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