A tough exercise: Fireworks.
I still have to progress in taking pictures on the dark. Fireworks are a difficult exercise. You have to avoid grainy pictures but you also have to see the object you are photographing. Here is my best attempt: The Eiffel Tower is the Star, of course, but...
Looking good Nico...
The internet is alive with all kinds of suggestions... opinions on exposure duration, ISO settings, WB preferences, etc., etc., Ad infinitum. You got the light trails... a longer exposure and tripod might open up the foreground a little... dealers choice....
I don't know myself having no real experience in dark conditions but a tripod can really help. Longer shutter speed reduces hand motion blur and allows use of lower ISO for better quality.
Of course you risk subject motion blur so there is a balance that must be achieved based on the exact situation. So much to learn and think about with photography! Makes it more fun though
Great shot
Love to see the Tower of London in the night . Just kidding . Great shot mate ,congrats
oh, I have also one...
... shot at opening ceremony at Olympics in PyeonChang stere ...
Not easy but great attempt mon ami
I think I took some too this year, I'll dig in my hard disk to find them...
Yep I found them back
Here is the link to my original post, I have to admit I am happy about the outcome... www.watchprosite.com
