Amazing things happen when I stop being lazy and use a tripod. A shot of the Webster Groves carnival rides while the crowd, including a close personal friend, wait for the fireworks to start.
I got so many good fireworks shots that I'm still editing and can't decide which to use. Decisions have to be made very soon.
I got so many good fireworks shots that I'm still editing and can't decide which to use. Decisions have to be made very soon.
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You are absolutely right Bob...a tripod can do magic! Your shots are really good, I will look forward to seeing more :)
-- An empty corridor...
I love the way the movement is visible in the first one. And the second one have a little look if it comes straight out a reportage of National Geographic. Good shots and shows that a tripod still is needed for quality work.
You and I were both at Community Days on the 4th... and both have the same issue: too many good photos.
I braved the Fair STL crowds (but not really) for fireworks and had a front row seat - I didn't have a lens wide enough for it all! 80% of those shots turned out, so I'm having that tough time choosing too!
I wish I could do this!
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Stunning shots in both cases, Bob!
Your images came out nicely. Deciding how long an exposure to make is the trick. I agree, that tripods can make a big difference.
Love the way you've caught the movement of the ride. Looks like quite a few people were ready for the fireworks!
Nice work Bob very much worth taking the time to drag the tripod along.
Glad you used the tripod, it's such a fabulous shot! I've got a tripod... which I never used! LOL! Guess I'm lazier than you, Bob.
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