4th of July is Coming, get your cameras out
Fourth of July is one of my favorite holidays, this is because I get together with some great friends, have a great BBQ and get to break out the camera to get some great shots.
Fireworks being among one of those things I enjoy watching the most, I don't know why, but there is just something magical about them. I remember as a tween going with my Dad to secure some fireworks. When I was growing up the good ones were not outlawed.
Now that they are and you can only enjoy the professional ones, why not take the camera with you to the town's fireworks and enjoy the show while capturing some great memories. Here is an article that provides you 10 great tips to ensure you capture the moment.
Among the tips is to setup a tripod, how to find a great location for framing your stills, setting up proper aperture and shutter speed, usage of flash, etc...
The bottom line is whether you are shooting fireworks or any other subject, you will find that your best captures are those you enjoy the most. Because you enjoy them the most, you will come prepare and setup accordingly.Labels: digital photography, fireworks
Fireworks being among one of those things I enjoy watching the most, I don't know why, but there is just something magical about them. I remember as a tween going with my Dad to secure some fireworks. When I was growing up the good ones were not outlawed.
Now that they are and you can only enjoy the professional ones, why not take the camera with you to the town's fireworks and enjoy the show while capturing some great memories. Here is an article that provides you 10 great tips to ensure you capture the moment.
Among the tips is to setup a tripod, how to find a great location for framing your stills, setting up proper aperture and shutter speed, usage of flash, etc...
The bottom line is whether you are shooting fireworks or any other subject, you will find that your best captures are those you enjoy the most. Because you enjoy them the most, you will come prepare and setup accordingly.
Labels: digital photography, fireworks

