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Montreal Fireworks festival 2012 - Switzerland
Took some fireworks images this weekend - here are 2 that I liked. Please feel free to critique or comment on any aspect. thx!
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Great shots, both of them. I love the perspective that having people in the shots gives....
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I agree - super shots . I prefer the first one.Originally Posted by JustinRyan215
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I also like the perspective of behind the people and am in agreement in preferring #1.
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Thanks so much for the comments - There's something about the focus that's sort of interesting for me in shot 1.
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Love both of them Marko. #1 is pure perfection with the people in it for perspective/interaction, and so sharply detailed also.
That second shot is so cool with the movement portrayed in both foreground, and background subjects. very artistic.
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