fireworks night

[mr_hello88]

flickr pic link http://www.flickr.com/photos/10809326@N07/ just in case the pic too small for viewing.


Hi everybody, here is some of my hometown chinese new year firework pics( its a small small old town).
can give some suggestion?thanks

[Saralonde]

Welcome Mr_hello88. I changed your post to 2 images and moved it to "Share Your Shots". I left the link up. I think you will get more views this way.

[netbymatt]

Great pictures. I'm partial to the first one, the shadows created in the sky by the uplighting on the buildings is a nice effect.

[Jamesc359]

I think the best thing you've done here is with the first one. Keeping a building in the foreground gives your photo a lot of interest. I mean, I love fireworks, but once you've seen one photo, you've likely seen them all. The foreground changes that, and gives it a lot of interest.

[Nicole]

That first one is great I love the buildings in the foreground even though there aren't many fireworks in the sky. Nice shot.

[qronoz]

me too! really love the first one. the green tone on the front building is also great.

[mari_penguin]

agree with the other posts.. the background and shadows create the setting for this pic. is beautiful.. good work

[mr_hello88]

Originally Posted by Saralonde

Welcome Mr_hello88. I changed your post to 2 images and moved it to "Share Your Shots". I left the link up. I think you will get more views this way.

Thanks a lot saralonde...sometime i just can't post the correct way..thanks for your help....
u are a great host...

By the way, how to post the photo like what u did? i try to use the "image insert" but just cant post the photo like you.

[mr_hello88]

This is another photo i would like to share with u all..this photo gave me a good feeling of old old town...how about u gals and guys think about this photo?

[sideeffects]

I really like the first shot! What kind of shutter speed did you use for these shots?