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By: Jeff Balesdent
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Photographer	Jeff Balesdent {Karma:755}
Project	#19 Above Your Head	Camera Model	Olympus D-545
Categories	Digital	Film Format	Digital JPEG
Portfolio	Digital	Lens	18.9 mm
Uploaded	7/17/2006	Film / Memory Type	Digital
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Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Trenton State - NOVA SCOTIA Country - Canada
About	Taken with the new Olympus D-545 on a Tripod. Using the "Fireworks" setting on the camera, I got a series of great shots but this is the best.

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Jeff Balesdent {K:755} 7/18/2006

Thanks for the great critique Lisa.
I'll let you in on a secret, my tripod is kinda broken, so I have to hold onto the camera to make sure it doesn't fall off. So yeah there's always ganna be some shake with my shots:(
remote shutter release? did you see the camera I was using? google it for images ;)
Once again, Thank you ever so much for the Critique and I will try harder next time :)
-Jeff

So Cal Photograhper {K:18529} 7/18/2006

My first thought was that this would have looked great had it been taken with at trip, but it was.

There seems to be a bit of camera shake, possible from not using a remote shutter release since a tripod was used.

The timing of the firework in the foreground going off and the one in the distance is perfect - except for the slight camera shake.

Nicola Barbieri {K:18000} 7/17/2006

The composition is very beautiful,I like it a lot. Best regards. Ciao, Nicola

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