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I snapped these at the local carnival.
 

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Great photos! What settings did you use for the ferris wheel? Tripod? I can never get the foreground focused like that with a slow shutter speed. I love the fireworks. Most of our local displays were cancelled because of the drought.

Noelle
 
rcarichter said:
Great photos! What settings did you use for the ferris wheel? Tripod? I can never get the foreground focused like that with a slow shutter speed. I love the fireworks. Most of our local displays were cancelled because of the drought.

Noelle
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I used a tripod and set my aperture at 10 and fired the shutter remotely while on a bulb setting, same as the fireworks shots.

Thanks!
 
SERPENTS DEN said:
I wish I had my wide angle lens to capture the fireworks, I lost that lens for almost a year and just found it packed away with clothes in a closet.
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Ain't that the way it always goes? I'm finding stuff I thought I lost, packed away for the move a year ago that we never dug out.

Great shots. Takes someone with some skill to get such great fireworks shots. And of course your animals always look delicious too.
 
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