Tonight we went to the Groton Elementary School to celebrate the birth of our Nation. It was a great night for a very diverse Country. I hope we find strength in that diversity, and embrace it.
Lessons Learned:
- Long shutter speeds at low ISO's seem to work well. I think I need a remote for the camera so that I can use it in bulb mode.
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They look great! Here's a tip I learned if you don't have a cable release:
Shoot 30-second exposures, but bring a piece of cardboard to hold in front of the lens until the fireworks are about to explode - you can capture multiple per frame this way without overexposing the scene.
Andrew, that's a great tip. I hadn't thought of that. Thanks!
Great shots Steve and nice tip from Andrew! I like the new look of your blog! Have a great 4th!
great pics and nice new look for the blog!
These are awesome firework shots! Great tip from Andrew as well! I'm going to a display tonight, but I don't have my tripod with me!!!!
Stevo those are some awesome shots!! I love that you can see them shoot up into the air in the pics.
Love the new look to the blog! And awesome fireworks shots! I am going to try some things tonight. The tip from Andrew is very timely!
Those are GREAT! :) If the rain clears up tonight I am hoping to get some shots here in Iowa! :)
Great shots!!!
Just beautiful!
Blog looks great!!
Your fireworks are fantastic. I am paying special attention to how you shot them.
These photos are spectacular!
Your fireworks shots are awesome!
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