From Echo Last summer, perhaps the last time I shoot fireworks from there Fireworks Friday! by John Wolff, on Flickr
Here is another shot from the Frozen Fireworks from last summer Fireworks Friday by John Wolff, on Flickr
Taken after indulging in food and adult beverages at "A Galactic Spectacular Dessert Party." No debris falling here, @zackiedawg, and in fact, guests were denied access to the back of the park for 30 minutes after the show on this EMH evening. Chinese Symphony
I wish I had taken a closer look at John's photos before I set up next to Echo Lake for Symphony in the Stars. When I first noticed that everything was farther left than I thought it would be, I thought the palm trees would mess things up. Now I've convinced myself that they actually add a bit of foreground interest thanks to the fact that they're lit up. I had to shoot portrait mode because there was a palm tree trunk just out of frame on the right. Different Hollywood Stars
man i really love these, and i really wish studios would get a regular fireworks show, sorcery in the sky was before i had technical ability to shoot fireworks, and i really liked that show
I think I was a little farther to the left when I set up @ddindy but you are right, those trees work well this the shot. @gary , there should be fireworks at least on the weekends for Pixelmania, and maybe every day. The are starting a whole new Star Wars show this summer, but no word on how often they will run.
I'm going back in a few weeks, so if they're still doing the fireworks, I'll try a different spot, @jbwolffiv.
There is a path down at the waters edge, almost directly across from the entrance to 50's Primetime, I put my tripod right against the green railing there.
Here's a shot from the special @jbwolffiv spot. I probably could have processed it a bit more, but I've been ridiculously busy lately. Out with the Old
Here is one from this past Pixelmania, Star Wars Galactic Spectacular... Fireworks Friday by John Wolff, on Flickr
Jingle Bell, Jingle BAM has fireworks but it's the lasers and projections which are the stars of the show. Jingle BAM by Scott Thomas, on Flickr
taken a couple of days before pixel mania, michael and i went onto the path from ohs to boardwalk on saturday night 10/15 and shot star wars galactic spectacular. thanks to michael walking me through processing this in photoshop, 2 combined images, right before sundays game. given the beating my giants took, i probably should have used the time to do pixel mania photos. but here it is, one of my first combined background base/fireworks shots. this was lightened up to only 75% opacity as i thought 100% was too light and tower of terror distracted from the burst. opinions on that??? this is at 85% for comparison, i think it might be a little more pleasing, it's hard to do this right now as i am working on a truncated system. i bought a new MacBook pro as my 7 year old laptop was really starting to struggle and noticeably slower with the new, much larger camera files from the sony, however after i got it home, i found out that my 27 inch cinema, just as old, apparently does not play well with the newer usb-c ports. in spite of having the apple adapters. so i put on my big boy underoos and ordered the new 27 inch 5K which works with 1 usb-c cable, hopefully it arrives soon, apple says 2/3 but maybe earlier, as i was quite used to working on 2 monitors, with the photo on the big screen and lightroom control panel on the laptop
I'm looking at it on my phone and ToT looks a little dark to me on both. Maybe double check it when you get the new monitor set up and calibrated? Otherwise it looks good