July 4th Fireworks In the Fog
Photographing July 4th fireworks in San Francisco has become my annual photography tradition for the past 8-9 years. Although it is not my typical landscape photo, I just want to share the foggy fireworks that was kind of special in San Francisco.
Most of the following photos are using the same setting - ISO200, 145mm, f/9, 1.6sec
Equipment used
Canon 5D Mark III
Canon 70-200mm f/2.8L II IS lens
Gitzo travel tripod
Really Right Stuff BH-40 ballhead
Phottix Aion Wireless Timer and Shutter Release. The timer and shutter release are not essential but my personal preference - I have explained this in this blog
See more tips on how to photograph fireworks and how to do night photography
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