Digital Cameras and Fireworks
This week nothing is getting done by anyone except clock watching as we prepare for the greatest of all weekends — the 4th of July Holiday. Sure, we’re at work… physically.
So… I did what a lot of people are doing and just surfed the web a bit today.
Looking quite busy, I dropped by a site I have mentioned here before, timmyjohnboy.com, and took note of an article of his, Going On Vacation? Take Your Camera And These Tips!
I thought, well, I think a few Tech–for Everyone readers might be taking a little trip this weekend, and might like to read this collection of tips.
He also recommended a site that teaches digital photography online that I was previously unfamiliar with named Digital Photography School, and they had an article that a lot of people would be interested in: How to Photograph Fireworks Displays.
I mean, who hasn’t tried to take pictures of the fireworks and been disappointed with the result?
So, a big thanks to Timmy John Boy, and the good folks at the Digital Photography School, not only for helping me find this great advice, but for helping me look productive for a while.
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