He offered to replace it but I think I can get by on my new 85mm. It's hard to use indoors at that focal length, but I think it will work great for nighttime parades and what not.
Where is this?Does anyone here have any photos from Cirque du Soleil La Nouba? I have been wanting to see that show for a long time, but I still haven't had the chance. It looks like it would be a blast! I'm sure one could get some awesome photography from that show if they allowed it.
My pic for today...
Here is another example of a good and bad. I'll explain below.
I've always thought this was a great idea for a firework photo. And for a little point and shoot that I hand balanced on the window sill of my car, not a bad job. It is also an example of playing with your camera settings. Had I set this to "fireworks", it wouldn't have come out. Instead, I used either "candlelight", or "nightscenery".
On the bad side, I used the digital zoom to get close enough and obviously this would look better with my dslr 28-300 zoom with the camera mounted on a tripod. It also would have looked better if I had played with it a bit in photoshop. I would have taken the street light out and upped the color a bit.
I say all this to encourage you all to take more photos and be creative. Also to show that you can get good photos with a point and shoot. It won't be the quality of some of the really great photos on this board, but it will be good.
:sohappy:It's a rare and good day when a EC fan gets to see fireworks over SSE...The Castle only gets that kind of exposure.
Where is this located?
Awesome QuoteMarty DiBergi: Why don't you just make ten louder and make ten be the top number and make that a little louder?
Nigel Tufnel: [pause] These go to eleven.
The castle was designed to inSPIRE you...
WOW...That's AWESOME!
Are you going to do more like that?
