Fireworks Tips

Glad this was brought back up. Just a reminder, this has a permanent home in the "Ho<font color=red>w<font color=black>-to's" section of this site. If you ever need to find it, just head there.

Looking forward to seeing what you guys do this year.

oh this is sweet.... thanx for this post, i always wondered what would be the best way to take pics this july 4th.

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this has a permanent home in the "Ho-to's" section

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I've been trying to figure out how to make a joke out of that, but so far I got nuthin. Where's Asylum Steve when you need him.

Ahem.

If someone could edit that for me, it'd be MUCH appreciated...

BTW Rick, I hate you.

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If someone could edit that for me, it'd be MUCH appreciated...

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No, I think I'll leave it there for a while :)

That's OK too.

Who needs a tripod:rolleyes:

This was taken hand held because there was no room on the beach to set up the tripod :D 1/8th at F2.8 using a Canon Powershot Pro 1

It was taken at the Battle of Trafalgar celebrations on a beach in Portsmouth back in 28/06/2005 or 06/28/2005.

Roger

Thanks for the tips! I got some decent shots this time around you can check 'em out here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/axle814...7600611203066/

Great thread, Thanks for the tips Seb
I love that shot Michael.
I'm going to try my luck at Stanford tomorrow. Tues. night show.

Rick

Here's some form yesterday.

Chicago Fireworks - 7/3/2007