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My first test on firework :) 0''10 sec / f4.5 / 1600 ISO
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Firework Night at St. Peter's Church, Farnborough, Hampshire.
Saturday, 3rd November, 2018. Copyright © Ron Fisher.
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I read an article I found on Flipboard the other day, which shared a technique for capturing fireworks in a different way. In a nutshell, it was to manually transition from in-focus to out-of-focus (or vise versa) while the shutter was open. It took a while to figure out and get the timing right, but I think it was worth the hassle. The results are pretty neat & interesting, and quite different. I couldn't decide on a favourite to post, so I created a simple collage of all the ones I liked.
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July Fourth is Independence Day in the United States of America. It’s the day we rally around the grill to celebrate.
Perhaps this year we can stretch our plans just a little bit more and create some new traditions.
Here’s a list of fun things to make, do, and try:
Soda Fireworks – The coke and mentos experiment is not new but odds are you probably haven’t tried it for yourself! This year make some safe explosion fun and enjoy getting a little messy.
If you’re really organized you can put together a choreographed soda firework show!
Healthy Flag Cake – Bring an easy, healthy dessert that looks great on the food table! Stack strawberry, banana, strawberry, banana, and then a row of blueberries on a kabob and organize them on the plate to create a flag.