Margate Fireworks

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DrScottNicol
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Margate Fireworks

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I went to a festival at Margate last week which turned out to be a logistical / parking nightmare (mainly my fault for leaving late :-)) so I got absolutely zero shots of the dancers, fire breathers etc etc.. but did just about manage to catch a few nice fireworks from the display at the end..

A55, Sigma 70-300 OS lens handheld, iso 6400

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Re: Margate Fireworks

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Nice.
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Re: Margate Fireworks

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I enjoyed the compositions of the 1st and the 3rd shots and the bright red diffusion of colours in the first.

Thanks for sharing DrScottNicol.

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