Fireworks
My first ever try at using the fireworks setting on my camera,
and finally understanding the values of a tripod.
New years eve 2014 - Manly
Poem by Gareth Lancaster
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Thank you for stopping by and taking the time to comment. I do appreciate each and every one and will do my best to reply. I do apologise for the comment moderation I've been forced to put into place thanks to Mr Dark's spamming. It was not so much the spamming that bothered me - it was his appalling grammar.
On a cold, dark, rainy day here, these look wonderful.
ReplyDeleteGreat fireworks photos! I've tried photographing them too and its very tricky.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos! (nice job with the tripod!) Happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteSuper shots Deb, the Sydney New Year fireworks are such a treat, I love when they cascade over my favourite bridge!
ReplyDeleteyou did well! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone. Yes it's much trickier than I thought to photograph fireworks, though I'm pleased with my first attempt. The great thing about photography is it easy to learn by your mistakes ;)
ReplyDeleteAnd I do admit that I think that the Sydney fireworks are the best too (though I may be a tad biased)
Congratulations - these are great images. I slept through the NYE celebrations! Warm regards
ReplyDeleteSplendid job with these photos. I would not have guessed it was your first time snapping fireworks, had you not said so.
ReplyDeleteOur town as a small New Year's Eve fireworks show, too, but I never seem to be well enough on the health front to attend. I had high hopes for this latest one, but alas, no dice. Oh well, there's always next year!
I hope that 2015 is already off to a sparklingly fantastic start for you and that each day will bring positive health, happiness, and many reasons to smile your way!
♥ Jessica
Great photos! Thankfully we don't get any here over the holidays as the cat hates the noise.
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