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The Fourth of July weekend celebrations are over, but a skydiver flying through the fireworks while filming on a GoPro was too good not to share. [Read More] petapixel.com »
July 4 is here and while you can just choose to sit back and enjoy the festivities, it's a chance for photographers to practice capturing a surprisingly difficult subject: fireworks. [Read More] petapixel.com »
While many photographers will venture out to their local Fourth of July fireworks shows armed with a dedicated camera kit, what if you only have your smartphone on hand? It's still possible to get great shots as Google Senior Product Manager Alex King and Pixel Camera Senior Product Manager Michael Specht explain. [Read More] petapixel.com »
No matter what skill level you're at, PetaPixel has educational guides to help you create vivid, masterful fireworks photographs. This how-to offers five creative fireworks photography techniques to elevate your shots beyond the basics, including a Grand Finale trick perfect for capturing unique, expressive images that stand out from the crowd. [Read More] petapixel.com »
When we think of fireworks, most of us picture familiar, vibrant bursts of color lighting up the night sky, each explosion a momentary spectacle in a blossom of color. petapixel.com »
A pair of astrophotographers teamed up with scientists to help them solve the mystery of "sprite fireworks."
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Astrophysicists using the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) captured the longest and most detailed look ever of Sagittarius A*, the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way galaxy. [Read More] petapixel.com »
The shortlist for the Astronomy Photographer of the Year has been revealed with a hatful of spectacular celestial images picked from over 3,500 entries. [Read More] petapixel.com »
With the Fourth of July quickly approaching in the United States, photographers are getting ready to capture the magic of fireworks shows. If you want to nail some spectacular shots, you'll want to pay attention to a few key tips. [Read More] petapixel.com »
Many of you would be shocked to know that I haven’t taken a real vacation in over seven years. Yes, that’s correct. That’s why I wonder so much about how European small business owners get to do that; it doesn’t happen here in America. Running this site as a small business owner, managing a team, thephoblographer.com »
When we reviewed the Tamron 28-200mm lens a while back, we used it for fireworks. And it was so magical! For the past few years, Tamron has become one of our favorite third-party lens manufacturers. thephoblographer.com »
After a year indoors, this year’s Fourth of July fireworks are sure to be one of the highlights of summer. As most photographers know, the bright flash from fireworks against the dark night sky can make it tricky for both novice and experienced photographers to get a crystal-clear image of the spectacle. Not to mention, […] petapixel.com »
Celebration time is coming up! For some of us in Canada and the United States, it will be Independence Day very soon! That will mean that we'll be photographing a lot of fireworks. The year 2021 will be a special one for lots of us too. thephoblographer.com »
There they were, a continuous, almost organized line of middle-aged men in various stages of unfolding tripods, mounting massive DSLRs on them, carefully aiming long lenses at indeterminate points in the darkening late evening sky. petapixel.com »
Fireworks are synonymous with celebrations throughout much of the world. Here in the United States, fireworks are quintessential spectacles during the Independence Day celebrations each year. Larger than life and adored by many, fireworks can add an extra layer of dynamism to your images if photographed properly. thephoblographer.com »
We all like taking photos of beautiful fireworks, but let's admit it: smartphone cameras just don't cut it and it's really challenging to do for a beginner. No one wants to keep fiddling with camera controls and miss the shots altogether. thephoblographer.com »
It’s 6:30PM on the 4th of July in Boston and I had just gotten off work—one of those poor souls whose job doesn’t care about national holidays. What’s worse is that all of my plans fell through; my roomies are at a private event on Google’s rooftop, the cute gal I’m dating is visiting family […] petapixel.com »
As photographers, we find ourselves being asked to be the photographer at all sorts of events, even family events like firework parties, and that means we don't get to be quite as immersed as we would like, but if you find yourself being able to skip the party photography in an official capacity, you can go about taking images for fun, and for yourself. thephoblographer.com »
As photographers in the US are gearing up to capture photos of 4th of July fireworks, NASA has released a gorgeous “fireworks” photo of its own. It’s a shot of a “the galaxy’s biggest ongoing stellar fireworks show” that started 170 years ago. petapixel.com »
Fireworks have been a long-standing tradition for cultures around the world. It’s the beauty of the boom. The mesmerizing string of color, gracefully falling down from the sky. Photographers flock to displays in their attempt to document a well-crafted ceremony. thephoblographer.com »
Whether you're already planning to shoot fireworks during the upcoming Independence Day celebrations or will soon be attending events with fireworks displays, it's always worth preparing for photographing the big day. thephoblographer.com »
August 20th is the greatest national holiday in Hungary, celebrated with magical fireworks over Budapest. I stood there tonight on the 8th floor of the Novotel Hotel, against the Parliament with over a hundred viewers. Magical feeling. boredpanda.com »
For folks in the U. S. , July 4th represents an opportunity to capture the night sky all dressed up for summer's biggest party. Whether you're photographing fireworks for the first time or looking for some new techniques to try, we have a few pointers that might help. dpreview.com »
With pyrotechnics, the stars of the show are quite literally, shooting stars, “stars” being the fireworks industry’s term for those bits of flying sparkly fire. As in any performance, stars need a stage, and in a photograph, the stage is everything else in the frame: the dark sky, buildings, or monuments, even your fellow audience members watching the show. thephoblographer.com »
This is awesome: Perfect_Tz flew a DJI Phantom 4 Pro camera drone through fireworks in Yunnan, China, reversed some of the footage, and set it to music. What resulted is this mesmerizing 3-minute short film titled, “Fireworks From Above. petapixel.com »
Researchers onboard the Exploration Vessel (E/V) Nautilus recently captured rare images of a jellyfish that looks like exploding fireworks when it’s illuminated. The Halitrephes maasi jelly was spotted at a depth of 4,000 feet (1,200m) at the Revillagigedo Archipelago off Baja California, Mexico. petapixel.com »
On July 4th, photographer Dylan Schwartz watched the Independence Day firework shows in Los Angeles from an ultra wide-angle perspective. He climbed up over 5,000 feet and watched the brilliant shows across the entire L. petapixel.com »
Hello America, The 4th of July is tomorrow and we’re all surely prepping for some BBQs, fireworks, more fireworks, friends, family, fun, and even more fireworks. Go ahead, shoot some photos of those fireworks. thephoblographer.com »
The 4th of July is upon us and that means many of you will be making your way to public gatherings to view and capture some stunning imagery of the show. As we have pointed out in a previous post, the actual act of shooting fireworks is quite simple, both from a settings and gear perspective. thephoblographer.com »
We know that within the next few days both America and Canada will be celebrating their Independence days. Much of the festivities are celebrated with the lighting of fireworks. They're big, they're beautiful and they're very colorful. thephoblographer.com »
