jcdeboever
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Nice tree. We’re you able to get any photos from the fireworks last night? Looked amazing.
Nice tree. We’re you able to get any photos from the fireworks last night? Looked amazing.
Funny because having grown up here we sort of ignore that stuff. I didn't know there would be any but heard them going off. I find fireworks tough to shoot.
Very jaded I get like that about some famous New England locations - never been to a few of them or haven’t been since elementary school. I think shooting fireworks can be as complicated or as simple as you decide to make it. I know a lot of people like to do a really long exposure to get multiple fireworks into one shot or they do composites, but I like to shoot single exposures, 5 to 10 seconds, at f/8-f/11- usually that will get one or two blooms in there and as long as your foreground is bright enough it looks nice. I use the first few to manually focus and then hit the shutter release when the next one starts to pop.
Well, not all Washington is verdant green, where I live the annual rainfall is approx. 7"
I'm surprised no one has done this yet.
The soil here is very good and fortunately the Columbia River flows through this area.Well, not all Washington is verdant green, where I live the annual rainfall is approx. 7"
You must live on one heck of an aquifer. Or is agriculture fueled by the rivers?