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My co-worker and I recently went out to shoot some fireworks and here's a two photo composite of what I got and did.
Shot the building and seascape for 43 seconds during the break of fireworks display and the fireworks itself is 5 seconds.
More photos are in this album: 3rd PyroMusical (Day 4).
Thanks for viewing and cheers! :)
I really like it. I only have one tiny complaint: It looks like you masked in the fireworks instead of using something like the "Lighten" blend mode. It looks odd having the darkest areas closely surrounding the fireworks display. The "Lighten" blend mode would have showed the illumination in the sky of the cityscape while preserving the light trails left by the fireworks, assuming you had a clean image of the shoreline before the fireworks started or after they finished.
Nice work. :cool:
You're exactly correct Sean! I masked it out... I was trying to somehow incorporate the two shots I had. Actually, I am doubtful of the surrounding dark areas of the fireworks streaks might appear. At first glance, it doesn't appear much but on closer inspection, they're there! I have to try again tonight and blend the fireworks into the dark sky using that "Lighten" mode. Thanks for the tip, Sean! I'll post the results after my experiment on the different kinds of blending.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Setters
Thanks Mark! It will need a few tweaks as observed by Sean.Quote:
Originally Posted by M_Six
Thanks again for viewing.
Nice shot Angelo! Curious to see what happens when you tweak it. Keep us posted :)
Thanks Jan! Here's the tweaked out photo. I may have not aligned and cropped it as the one before but I think that 'Lighten' blend did really a good job. :D Thanks Sean for the tip, that's one new lesson learned!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sheiky
Looking closely at the tips of the fireworks streaks did a real nice job in blending it into the night sky.