patgriffin
FollowA night exposure of a F18 Hornet with fireworks taken at a local airshow.
A night exposure of a F18 Hornet with fireworks taken at a local airshow.
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patgriffin
August 29, 2016
Daisy, If you would like to check out my full collection of Abbotsford Airshow photos, you can see them here ... http://gryph6.wixsite.com/cold-moose/featured
Daisy00
August 30, 2016
Thank you Pat, just saw your full collection of Abbotsford Airshow photos.
WOW...that's incredible collection that I've never seen before, absolutely stunning!
Once again, Congratulations on being featured and thanks for showing, I really enjoyed!!
WOW...that's incredible collection that I've never seen before, absolutely stunning!
Once again, Congratulations on being featured and thanks for showing, I really enjoyed!!
JTurk
November 27, 2016
Great shot!!!! F/A-18s were incredible aircraft, and my Canadian friends were truly awesome.
Neil-Walsh
January 23, 2017
Very nice, I can't wait to see the 2017 Hornet with the confederation celebration, paint livery.
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As a finalist in a local photo contest, (2016 New Generation Amateur Photographer Of The Year contest), I was invited to photo shoot The Abbotsford International Airshow. This was shot on the first evening of the show during their fireworks display using a tripod remote shutter release and a long exposure.Time
This was taken at 8:52 pm on August 12, 2016Lighting
The only lighting was the fireworks and the runway lights.Equipment
This was shot on a Manfrotto 290 tripod and a wireless shutter release on a Nikon D3300 camera, a Sigma 10 - 22mm wide angle lens at 20mm with a 20 sec exposure at F/11, ISO 100Inspiration
This was my first try at capturing fireworks and I wanted to get the full profile of the jet in the photo with the fireworks. I took this photo to submit in the local photo contest that that I was lucky enough to be a finalist in.Editing
I bumped up the exposure by a stop, then unsharp mask.In my camera bag
I have a Nikon D3300 camera. A Nikkor 55-300mm VR F/4.5-5.6. A Nikkor 18-55mm Kit Lens. A Nikkor 50mm F/1.8 for portraits & a Sigma 10-22mm F/3.5 for wide angles. A Manfrotto 290 Tripod. A Nikon wireless shutter release & a Yongnuo YN560 IV Speedlite.Feedback
I believe for a shot like this it is a must to be set on a tripod and using a remote shutter release because of the long exposure. Then review each shot and adjust accordingly. I was set in using F/11 because I wanted the starburst effect from the lights. ISO 100 because I wanted no noise in the dark areas. Then adjust your shutter speed to get the image you like. :)