This is my very first time firework photography and still working with my camera settings, my big mistake is I forgot to bring my tripod.
Good job little boy, you are blocking the veiw, hope not to see you next week...
My camera settings for these photos:
Aperture Priority
ISO-200
F/3 - F/10
I'll definitely will post another fireworks photos next time, just wanna share these with you. My next project is photographing the moon and sunset.
is that y u're absent most of these days?anyways, nice shot..:D see u around...
ReplyDeletenice shots! cant wait to catch the next fireworks shows!
ReplyDeletenice shots, jen...you're really improving a lot...congrats :)
ReplyDelete@cathy @ruby thanks girls! yeah, im taking photography seriously, as long as kaya ko... i am excited to do a good shot so that i can participate and share my best shots in digital photography school. I enrolled few months ago, but until now, i haven't pass any photos.
ReplyDelete@manik_reigun thanks man, see you next sunday!
Great! Here in Nepal You don't see these fireworks always!
ReplyDeleteOnce on a party there was some fireworks. Looking spectacular. It was going great and i thought of taking a photograph of it . As i took my camera phone off my pocket the sky became blank. Fireworks finished!! all shouted!
@Remrow hi! well, compact camera and phone camera are not advisable for night and fireworks photography because it require a slow shutter. You have to use an professional camera and set to manual settings. I love phototgraphy and i am using Nikon SLR for now.
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