100 Mini Stars-Fireworks
Oct, 2013Views
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Outstanding Creativity
Superb Composition
Exceptional Contrast
Jaw Dropping
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I took this photograph 15 years ago with film camera with a tripod with a Canon 650 camera @ f8 on the setting of bulb for about 1second. I am self taught when it come to learning about doing things right. I love to make people forget about there stressers.Time
I took this at about 9:45 pm. This got my attention right away!!! I love to get the capture the moment.Lighting
You have to know how to let go of the shutter button to get the right exposer time. This was about a second on bulb.Equipment
This was taken with a Canon Rebel 650 film camera @ f8 on bulb for 1 second on a tripod with no flash. With asa 400 speed film.Inspiration
I love the uhh's and ahh's from other people expressions when they see my work! I love to do fireworks because they are an artwork to show of our expression of freedom for our country. I love to teach others to do there best as well in Life!Editing
No I did not do anything more to this picture. This is it.In my camera bag
I will tell you I have two digital camera in my bag now. I plan very shortly to get back into my film cameras again. I have a t5 with a 18-55 mm lens on it and a Rebil xsi with a 75-300 mm on it. I also have extra batteries just in case I need them.Feedback
Remember you need a good tripod. Watch for the right moment to happen then take the photo. Like I said earlier f8 is the best set this at. On a new camera it is 1/3 of second. Do not give up! Keep doing it till you get it.
