I still have many photo from the St. Stephens Day fireworks and I like a lot from them. Too bad the view is mostly the same, as from the spot I was standing at I could not really move at all. But the fireworks explosions are different in each one, so every photo is different anyway.
This is a single exposure, split into two, blended then back together in Photoshop.
I don’t really like when a photo is soo busy. There is just too much going on and you don’t know what to focus your eyes on. But since I chochen the spot to take the shot from over the city, of course that’s how it turned out.
This is another shot from the St. Stephens day fireworks last week. This one is a single exposure, split into two and then blended back together in Photoshop.
And here are a few details. You can clearly see all the people lining the streets around the Danube river here.
I’m just tired today. Had a bit stressfull day and I think I caught the cold somewhere. So no long post today, just a quick one. Here is another photo from the St. Stephens Day fireworks, this time I went with a green and golden one. I really like when each of my fireworks photos goes into a different color. I even push the white balance, and the tint of the shadow, to enhance this color.
This is a single exposure, double processed and then blended back together in Photoshop.
Let’s do one more photo from the St. Stephens fireworks today. Originally I wanted to do an article today, but in the end, got a bit busy and those take more time. So instead, just a new photo. For this one, I have chosen one with bit more different colors, green and red. Actually, there were many of those there, as green, red and white are the colors of the Hungarian flag.
This is a single exposure, edited in Photoshop.
Let’s do one more fireworks shot. This one was taken close to the finish of the fireworks show when they were many explosions at once. I quickly had to change the camera settings, as they were so bright, all my shots were coming out very overexposed. Actually, when I take fireworks photos, I change the settings often, based on how the photos I’m getting looks like.
This is a single exposure, edited in Photoshop.
