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Nov 08, 2006 17:52 |  #1

My first 5th November since I got my 350D so I decided to try my hand at photographing the firework display at the children's school. Here are a couple of my favourites. I really like number 2 but the tree got into the picture. Do you think I should crop out, try to PP it out or just leave well alone? Any comments/ tips on how I could improve would be gratefully received. Thanks


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Nov 08, 2006 23:18 |  #2

Tree?? I see no tree, but they are still really cool shots


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Nov 09, 2006 06:23 |  #3

Cool shots. Pitty about the wind.


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Nov 09, 2006 18:32 |  #4

Thanks guys.

Perhaps "tree" is over-stating it - just some foliage three-quarters of the way up on the right hand side.


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Nov 09, 2006 19:41 |  #5

oh yes I see it now...


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