Firework Photography Tips

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Take some time this 4th of July and photograph some of those awesome fireworks with our awesome Miami skyline in the background. Here are a few tips on photographing fireworks from three of my favorite sites.

Get Better Fireworks Photos This Fourth of July [Digital Photography]

…at the fireworks display on Friday, you’ll either wind up with immensely rewarding photos or frustration that makes you wish you’d left your camera at home and just enjoyed the show. The outcome has everything to do with the preparation and knowledge you take to the event. Before you go, arm yourself with a few tips and tricks that will prepare …

from Lifehacker - Jul 2, 2008 12:21 PM

How to Photograph Fireworks Displays

Do you want to know how to photograph fireworks? With 4th July just days away I thought I’d refresh this article in which I give 10 Fireworks Photography tips to help you get started.

Read more: http://digital-photography-school.com/how-to-photograph-fireworks#ixzz0KJp1mSZy&C

Photos from the 4th

“I thought I’d post the results of my first attempt at shooting fireworks, (thanks to the info I learned from the Make blog). I discovered that the smaller the aperature, the better, as it seems to keep the light trails thinner and more sharp-looking. Also, make sure your memory card is big and empty, as it’s very hit or miss in terms of timing. (These 34 came from nearly 300 shots.) Other than having to carry a tripod down to the beach, it was an awesome experience. I can’t wait to do it again next year.” – Link.

From Make Magazine reader Michael.

HOW TO – Photograph fireworks

If you’re going to take photos of Fireworks for the 4th, here are some handy tips – [via] – Link.Here’s one I took last year (geocoded too).

Once again from a Make Magazine reader.