Happy Canada Day

[trelaflip]

First time doing fireworks. It was actually really fun.

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[trelaflip]

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[clockdoc]

Very nice collection! I particularly like the ones with the water reflection. For those of us who have never done fireworks, can you share your technique here?

[rikkersc]

Nice job!
I like the reflections and also the background (especially #4) with the sunset.

The 4th of July will be here in 2 days and I am hoping to get some good firework photos as well. But right now we have 80% chance of rain that day so it's not looking too promising.

[Sime]

very cool stuff... Leisa said something about fireworks too... Canada Day... nice... is that like Australia day, but on the other edge of the pond?.. cool shots... love to try shoot some fireworks, love to hear your technique.. s

[Avv604]

Originally Posted by trelaflip

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This is the best one of the bunch.
I would like to see more of the ground. Lighten the ground a bit to give some depth to the image.
This one is the best because of being able to see the buildings.

This is kinda what I am talking about..
http://www.avvedutiphotography.com/m...?g2_itemId=148

Others have noted as well, I do like the reflections. Very nice.

[trelaflip]

I agree if the ground was a bit more lit up they would look a bit better how ever in the situation I was in I dont think i could of got that result.

I was standing on a hill in middle of no where with no light at all except the LCD on my camera lol. The way my camera was set it was grabbing the exposure from the sky. If I were to grab exporer of the ground it would of overexposed everything.