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so I put up my Christmas Tree - just because.

Hi all, Following some recent submissions I've made I've had a number of people asking for advice about how I shoot my firework images. Some are more general questions while others are much more specific like: What ISO setting the camera should be on? How long the exposure should be, where to focus... Well It's my pleasure to share what I know with you, that's the joy of this place. Firstly, to do this properly the key thing you will need (aside from a camera of course, which I'm assuming you have already) is a tripod. You may be able to cope without one and get a few shots by bracing yourself against a fence, tree or relative of your choi

Hi all, Following some recent submissions I've made I've had a number of people asking for advice about how I shoot my firework images. Some are more general questions while others are much more specific like: What ISO setting the camera should be on? How long the exposure should be, where to focus... Well It's my pleasure to share what I know with you, that's the joy of this place. Firstly, to do this properly the key thing you will need (aside from a camera of course, which I'm assuming you have already) is a tripod. You may be able to cope without one and get a few shots by bracing yourself against a fence, tree or relative of your choi