Fireworks make for spectacular photographs but can take some
practice to master. Fireworks create a lot of smoke that will continuously build
throughout the display. Photographs taken early in the display will be cleaner,
particularly close ups.
In taking photos of the large colour bursts, when using a
slow shutter speed time in relation to the opening of the shutter with sound of
the firework being shot into the sky. This will mean that the shutter is open
as the firework explodes into colour and will capture the arcs of light. If you
wait until you can see the bursts it might be too late!
This article discusses camera settings, equipment and composition for taking pleasing photographs of fireworks. To read more visit www.dftours.com.au/free-photography-lessons/fireworks
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