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Old 13th February 2006   #1
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Default Firework 12th feb 2006

Did not bring tripod and had to use a ledge near merlion for these shots.
Please bear with the smokes.
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no tripod u serious ? anyway composition and point of view is not boring and repeating like some
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Default Re: Firework 12th feb 2006

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no tripod u serious ? anyway composition and point of view is not boring and repeating like some
Hi,yes no tripod as just finish a dinner somewhere there.
i saw your firework pics and like your unique composition.
i choose a rather safe spot.
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Default Re: Firework 12th feb 2006

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Did not bring tripod and had to use a ledge near merlion for these shots.
Please bear with the smokes.

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Cool! We have the same shot but mine is taken from the bridge. Wanted to go down to the Merlion area but saw the massive crowd there.

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Default Re: Firework 12th feb 2006

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Hi,yes no tripod as just finish a dinner somewhere there.
i saw your firework pics and like your unique composition.
i choose a rather safe spot.
hi thanks , yr spot is good and i was trying a different one to make up for my own collection
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no tripod u serious ? anyway composition and point of view is not boring and repeating like some
This prove that it is not crucial to have a good tripod...using the heaviest cam in Canon series on the lightest tripod.
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Default Re: Firework 12th feb 2006

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Did not bring tripod and had to use a ledge near merlion for these shots.
Please bear with the smokes.
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nt bad...sum more no tripod...my only nit pick is that the merlion diverts the attention....i got some pretty similar pics too


anw whats your setting for #1 so nice...ur fireworks open until just nice-chio chio
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Default Re: Firework 12th feb 2006

Originally Posted by acidbyte
Cool! We have the same shot but mine is taken from the bridge. Wanted to go down to the Merlion area but saw the massive crowd there.
wow,it's almost identical.
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Default Re: Firework 12th feb 2006

Originally Posted by John Tan
This prove that it is not crucial to have a good tripod...using the heaviest cam in Canon series on the lightest tripod.
Hi john,i did saw you on the 10th (friday) when firework just ended,seem like you are rushing off with your friend,hope to learn from you someday.
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Default Re: Firework 12th feb 2006

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nt bad...sum more no tripod...my only nit pick is that the merlion diverts the attention....i got some pretty similar pics too


anw whats your setting for #1 so nice...ur fireworks open until just nice-chio chio
Thanks Sean,My setting is F16 on bulb mode,maybe because 1st firework no smoke so it's better,i regret not opening shutter longer on the 1st pic.
Yes the merlion is distracting,will try to improve framing better next time.
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Hi john,i did saw you on the 10th (friday) when firework just ended,seem like you are rushing off with your friend,hope to learn from you someday.
Oh we can always exchange tips...I think u have great control on firework...will share my firework pic once I have select the Hongbao river series & the bridal show
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All taken without tripod? impressive!
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Default Re: Firework 12th feb 2006

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All taken without tripod? impressive!
Thanks for your comment.
i also heng there's a ledge nearby for me to rest my cam there.
i love your fashion show shoots.
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nice series you've got there. however, the people in the foreground really spoil the otherwise super shots.
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i think that the human element in the foreground makes the picture looks more lively and really vibrant
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Default Re: Firework 12th feb 2006

Originally Posted by mohgui
nice series you've got there. however, the people in the foreground really spoil the otherwise super shots.
Thanks mohgui,i also have some in my gallery without people from 3rd feb 2006
here is one,also without tripod
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wah, tripodless, still so good. impressive.
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