45 Fantastic Photographs Of Fireworks To Get You Feeling Festive!

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Ok so pardon the alliteration in our title today! Fireworks are just so much fun! And it is just wonderful if you can capture the brilliance of the display for yourself…particularly if the event or holiday where the fireworks are exploding in the sky is of importance to you and your family.

The trouble is capturing fireworks in all their glory isn't always an easy thing to do. Here are some quick tips to get you started

Fireworks – A Quick How To…

  1. Use a Tripod
  2. Use a cable release or wireless remote
  3. Aperture = F11 (as a starting point)
  4. ISO = 100
  5. Shutter Speed = 4.0 Seconds (use Bulb mode)
  6. Focal Length 35mm (Crop Sensor) (again as a starting point)
  7. Do some homework and planning. Enjoy the show!

Of course, these are just quick tips to get you started. If you are interested in taking truly phenomenal photos of fireworks (yep! I did it again!) then take a look at Richard Schneider's ebook.

Meanwhile, here are 45 Fantastic Photographs Of Fireworks to inspire you.

Kohji Asakawa Delta Works
Tuan Hung Nguyen
Gerd Altmann
Dan Iernutan
Le Kiet
Ben OBro
Suvan Chowdhury
Jingda Chen
Amat Martinez Vila
Kazuend

Capturing Fireworks With Flair!

Studying these fantastic images of fireworks is a great way to get inspiration and to get your creative juices flowing.

How To Photograph Fireworks – teaches you how to capture fireworks in all their brilliance. You'll learn every element of firework photography from the gear you'll need and the camera settings you should be using, to composition and post-processing

If you are interested, this ebook covers the basics, but also take gives you more advanced techniques that are essential in taking great images of fireworks. Click here now to check it out.

Peter Spencer
skeeze
milkovi
Holger Link
Jeffrey Hamilton
Jim Strasma
Akil Mazumder
Public Domain Pictures
Neale LaSalle
David Dibert

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Anna-Louise
Martin Petras
Martin Hauenstein
Miguel Acosta
trung nguyen
Eric Spaete
Honey Kochphon Onshawee
DreamSky
Christine Aubé
Belle Co
Laziii Codar
Honza Čech
Matej
Roberto rfr1
luisqb
Chris Chadd
Hans Braxmeier
Heorhii Heorhiichuk
Sebastian Hietsch
Peter Spencer
Ann Jury
Peter Unden
Colton Duke
Sebastian Davenport Handley
Gregoire Bertaud

Have You Been Captivated By These Fantastic And Phenomenal Photographs Of Fireworks?

Make sure you take a look at Richard Schneider's ebook – How To Photograph Fireworks. This provides you with a complete step process to creating stunning images of fireworks – including teaching you everything you need to know from gear and camera settings to composition and post-processing to get the image you want.

If you missed out on your copy last time, it is available again, and on sale right now.

>>Click here to take a look…<<

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