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images from firework display at tatton park look at www.manchester-fireworks.com/Displays/index.php?page=wedding for more info
This my first atempt on this kind subject.
I used my very old 35mm camera, Karl Zeis lens. And B-speed with sensia fujichrome film. To get two bawls on the same frame i use the old techinic from the speleo photos.
Firework from Elliot Bay. It was a really fun day hanging out with Joy from 4 pm at the park waiting to see these wonder
Firework from Elliot Bay. It was a really fun day hanging out with Joy from 4 pm at the park waiting to see these wonderful fireworks. It was totally worth it, and we had a great time together.
Here are a few firework photos I shot on the 3rd in Chicago. I think I did fairly well for my first time. I did all manual exposure and focousing. I didn't even really have to braket that much as my first guess at exposure was almost right on. I have some where upwards of 60 good ones, but obviously I wont post them all here. If you need to advice on shooting fireworks for tomorrow ask and Ill fill you in on more of the details. Oh, by the way, I've noticed that you really have to see these things in high res on a color corrected monitor. Anything else doesn't quite seem to do them justice. Never the less here are a few.
After having a night to sleep on it, I think I have decided this photo is my favorite from the set. I like the composition and the color. The whole photo seems to have directionality which makes it easy for your eye to follow as opposed to some of the more chaotic looking shots. The colors work well together (and aren't over exposed). Most of all, what I like about it is that it looks different than your typical firework shot.
Changing settings in LR4 with respect to hue, saturation and luminance among others changes the look of the picture.
Taken at the firework display at Calendar House on bonfire night of 2014. A tripod was used to keep the camera steady during the long exposure.
Size- 6.44 MB
Camera- Nikon D3200 with standard lens