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TidaLpHasE
01-01-2006, 07:15 AM
:)Happy New Year 2006:party:.
I decided to go into the city for new years eve to see the fireworks with the missus.
I had a few spots in mind that i thought would provide a good view of the show, but wasn't able to get to the location of choice.
I found another spot that was even better than i had expected, and ended up being 100 or so meters from one of the fireworks barges;)
What can i say, the show from such close range was awsome, i had bits of debris flying all over the place around me, dropping from above, at times it got a little scary with all the thumping explosions and the paper shrapnel flying around.
I managed to get a few nice shots with the canon, and missed a few as well trying to cover it from any of the still smouldering fireworks falling to the ground, luckily, all missed the camera and i am happy with the results.
Astroman
01-01-2006, 07:42 AM
HAPPY NEW YEARS to you too Trevor, some great looking shots there, very colourful and quite dramatic.
iceman
01-01-2006, 08:01 AM
Great shots Trevor.. I meant to get some shots of the fireworks that I went to see with the family, but unfortunately I forgot to take the tripod so no pics from me.
Happy new year!
xstream
01-01-2006, 08:14 AM
Beautiful shots Trevor. I didn't even see the New Year in was in bed recovering from the fishing trip. :lol:
Happy New Year!
davidpretorius
01-01-2006, 08:27 AM
again they are awesome! a canon 350d is staying on my wish list!
33South
01-01-2006, 08:42 AM
Great shots, as you say it was a good vantage point.
Could almost hear the last one.
Awesome shots Trevor.
Happy New Year. :party2:
What lens was that you used, it looks like the 10-22mm ?
Striker
01-01-2006, 10:10 AM
Great shots Trevor.
Happy to see you survived the fireworks.
Happy new year.
TidaLpHasE
01-01-2006, 07:35 PM
:)Thanks all, i hope you had a great new years;)
Mike, :doh: it's easy to forget these things at times, it seemed like an awsome show in Sydney on the news.
xstream, how many did you catch:fishing:
RB, yes is was the 10-22mm widefield, all at 10mm, this lens keeps producing the goods, it's my favorite lens to use on the 350.
Here's a couple more that i have resized, also some of the shrapnel that was trying to kill my camera:scared:
ballaratdragons
01-01-2006, 08:22 PM
WOW Trevor, that ain't scrapnel. That's half a truck!!!!
Love the pics mate!
I watched the Sydney ones on telly and it looked great.
Happy New Year!
h0ughy
01-01-2006, 09:50 PM
book a room on the top floor of the rydges hotel and got a room facing the city to see in the new year.
took some shots of the scene earlier and the 9pm display, then the big one at midnight
h0ughy
01-01-2006, 09:50 PM
more
sleep from 9 to midnight
the locals
what stars were availaible to look at
the midnight fireworks
h0ughy
01-01-2006, 09:57 PM
the midnight ones continued.
oh the Pentax *istDS :) camera was taking shots throught the glass window with a 500 mm lens :lol: not the clearest but acceptable.
your earlier shots of the fireworks TidaLpHasE were excellent :)
PS this was also the temperature this afternoon
xstream
01-01-2006, 10:22 PM
Me Trev? None. I only took one rod with me, my object was to teach my seven year old grandson how to catch Murray Cod. Boy! did he show his grandfather up :lol:. Five fish, two keepers; not a bad effort for his first time angling cod. BTW I let him keep the rod and real for his efforts. Sorry, I forgot to take the camera with me. But I'm sure one proud Grandfather. :)
tornado33
04-01-2006, 03:45 PM
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Heres a pic I took of the Newcastle 9pm Fireworks.
Scott
very purdy shots y'all :D
h0ughy
04-01-2006, 04:13 PM
Yes Mr vingo, dingo, wing-ding they are!!! ;)
Well done everyone.
Thanks for sharing with us.
:)
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