My last post described my New Year’s Eve experience in London. This post shows you the results. The fireworks display lasted around 11 minutes. I used my Canon 1DX and 16-35mm f/4L IS lens, set the ISO to 5000, shutter to 1/50 of a second, aperture was f/4 and I just left it at that for these photos. I had to use some noiseware (Imagenomic) reduction software during the editing phase.
Some of these images bring to mind an abstract painting. All of these images bring to mind an incredible event.
Filed under 1DX, Canon, Canon Lens, holiday, London, New Year, Night Photography, Photography, Travel, Travel and Photography, Vacation
This is a funky little shot, but since I like longhorn cattle (dunno why), I just had to capture this image. I attended an awesome barbecue recently at a north Houston home and my hosts have a gameroom (hence the neon squiggle in this photo) with a mirrored display case. I used my Canon 5D Mark II and 24-105mm lens. It’s my all-purpose lens that I use for almost everything, but it’s not a fast lens, so I had to bump up the ISO to get this shot in the dim interior lighting of the room. I then used a little noise-reduction software.
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