Independence day is around the corner and i'm sure most of us are eagerly waiting for the spectacular fireworks. Here are some pictures i took last year and few tips on how to shoot fireworks.
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Lovely work as always :).
ReplyDeleteHi Ari
ReplyDeleteLoved the fireworks!
Wonderful!
Thank you!!!
Hope all is well with you.
Enjoy the 4th!
I bet you'll be taking some more great pictures!
HUGGGGGGZ from your friend in Colorado!
Margie:)
those tips will certainly help me.. i was really baffled trying to get good pics of firework displays or even a candle for that matter!
ReplyDeletethe first and the last pics are especially lovely!
PS: forgot to mention, that there's been a change of blog. i will now be found at:
http://browneyedkiyoshi.blogspot.com/
Heyyyy how are you? beautiful firework shots! Richard and I never buy fireworks to play with...but we love watching them light up the sky! we got married on the 4th :)
ReplyDeleteThese look lovely! How exactly did you process these images, though?
ReplyDeleteThis is so awesome buddy.
ReplyDeleteSpectacular,Ari! Loved all of them.
ReplyDeleteWell, i'm back to blogging. but you can reach me at a different url..
How's everything?
take care
Gangadhar
ah haa....
ReplyDeleteFinally!!
I knew your URL had some camera sound (shutter) in it..but was not able to figure out the exact one...had to dig in ma comments :P
Boy...4 months break sure had made me dumberer and dumbest
Now that am ahere...Lemme check out the fireworks :)
Breath taking snaps....goood work there gal!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome dedication!!
Here is how i set my camera (EOS 30D + 28-135mm lens) to shoot the fireworks
This is lot of hard work :O
Its been a year now and I havent even purcahsed proper cover for ma sony digi cam. Since past couple of days I cant even see it anywhere around...think it fell down somewhere behind the bed :D
Thats my dedication :)
you always have great captures .. very unique and pleasing. Not like the stuff that one finds on photography blogs these days. The pictures are amazing, no blur even at night time, awesome. What do you use to ensure that?
ReplyDeleteVery cool stuff man. Thanks for the tips.
ReplyDeleteJoel
WOW! Awesome pics!! Keep going...
ReplyDeleteThinking of ya Ari, and missing ya!
ReplyDeleteSending you warm hugs!
Margie
I came across your blog through a google search while looking for monarch photo references.. you have some absolutely gorgeous images!! I just wanted to say keep up the fantastic picture taking, I'll be keeping my eyes on your blog for more! :)
ReplyDeleteI have been looking at your blog for a while. I love your shots. I hope you dont mind if I add you as link on my photoblog.
ReplyDeleteThe fireworks, called "fuegos artificiales" on Spain, are the light of my dreams.
ReplyDeleteUn fuerte abrazo, Ari.
:)
it has been a while since I have visited your great site I am seeing what all talents I have missed seeing! These are no exception just great!
ReplyDeleteI love fireworks... they are so amazing...
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