meistermuka

So it's Saturday night, the 26th, and I'm with a couple of friends watching Poland's fireworks display during the annual Fireworks Competition. I had my camera in hand and was snapping away. Half way through the pyrotechnical display, I came to realize that I don't like taking pictures while watching colourful explosions in the air. Some people might tell me to simply point the lens in the general direction of the explosions and snap away, but it's the hassle of holding the camera and actually pressing the shutter button. Others might tell me to simply set the camera on a tripod and use a remote. I'll come up and say this: I'd rather not have to lug my camera around for an event like this. BUT, it's usually worth it AFTER the fireworks for there is always some sort of interesting action to be recorded in the annals of time.

Seeing as there isn't a Vimeo plugin on SG blogs *cough*, I'll post the link to this video.

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