please empty your brain below |
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Warning has come too late. I stood out in the garden for some twenty minutes last night trying to get some nice pictures of the public fireworks display about a mile away. Interesting images were captured, might just be useful as a starting point for some paintings... |
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I've always wondered why so many people prefer to see all sorts of interesting stuff through a camera viewfinder rather than their own eyes, so that they end up not seeing it themselves at all. It's especially pointless with fireworks, I think, since a large part of their charm is their transience. |
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Much better to the be the non-photographing half of a couple (sorry DG!) - he takes the pics, I take the memories, but I get to keep copies of the pics as well ... |
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What about sparklers? Surely they're another matter entirely. |
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far be it from me ..... And Alyx, a camera \\_can\\_ make you see better and for a longer time. I love the french name - "Feux d'artifice" |
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Much like most Landscape photography. Uninspiring. |
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Crikey! Would you really spend 100 quid on fireworks? I get by on 20. Is the other 80 the booze and nibbles for guests? |
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I disagree, Diamond. There are always good photos to take. The trick is not to focus on the display itself, but the people watching it. Here's a couple I took last year: http://digbig.com/4txhb or http://digbig.com/4txhc |
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