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22nd of September 2006 (Fri)
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Location: Philly, Pa.
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Photographing Firefighting
I have recently joined my local fire company and have been asked to take some photographs of the firefighting activities. The daylight/training/stationhouse/truck pics are not a problem. Does anyone have any advice on shooting nighttime fires?
Thanks for any help.
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22nd of September 2006 (Fri)
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Re: Photographing Firefighting
Do a search for a member by the name of Mills. He does allot of this and would be a good resource for you.
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22nd of September 2006 (Fri)
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Re: Photographing Firefighting
check my website down below. For nite shots I try to shoot High ISO as to use as little flash as possible as to not get flash back from the scotchlite. Have any questions let me know.
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24th of September 2006 (Sun)
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Re: Photographing Firefighting
Thanks MDMEDICGOD! Great site! If I get anything good, I'll contact you!
Brad
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Some stuff that says "Canon" on it and a happy trigger finger. "You miss 100% of the shots you never take" Wayne Gretzky (Yes, I know he was talking about hockey but it seems applicable here too) www.BradRemick.com
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24th of September 2006 (Sun)
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Re: Photographing Firefighting
No problem....Would love to have Northern Del/lower PA on our site.
Also, I see we share another love. I have 2 greyhounds myself... You coming down to Dewey?
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26th of September 2006 (Tue)
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Re: Photographing Firefighting
I met this guy at a workshop last year. He is not only a good photographer but a nice guy.
www.brianbastinelli.com/ He is also an admin at the fire-ground forum: http://firegroundcom.proboards84.com...ile&user=admin
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