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[Lollipop-]

Indian New Year Celebration Diwali 2007, was taken at my uncles house. Here are a some of the shots I got. All Comments and Feedback welcome.











Thanks. Sam.

[Lollipop-]

The 1st and last ones look amazing!

Great shots man, keep it up!!

Thanks Tom, much appriciated.

[DeathWish^!]

sweet shots love them all

[Lollipop-]

sweet shots love them all

Thanks a lot mate

[abney317]

wow.. I've never seen fireworks like that in my life
nice pics

[Lollipop-]

wow.. I've never seen fireworks like that in my life
nice pics

Thanks, the first photo is of my lil cousins with sparklers waving them around and the rest are normal fireworks, rockets etc.

Thanks again for the comment

[Scythar]

what were the settings on your camera,
cos now i have a new camera, but i dont have the knowledge (nor the vision for that matter) to take such nice pictures.
But since i Have the camera now i really want to learn.

First need to have the knowledge and one day, how knows, i will have the vision too...

[Lollipop-]

what were the settings on your camera,
cos now i have a new camera, but i dont have the knowledge (nor the vision for that matter) to take such nice pictures.
But since i Have the camera now i really want to learn.

First need to have the knowledge and one day, how knows, i will have the vision too...

Mate, I'll be honest, the camera I used was a standard compact camera, I used the Samsung NV3, I recently got my Canon 400D In june this year, I used the 'Night Scene' mode on the Nv3, and those are the results, unedited, they're on my deviantART, link is in my sig, more details of the photo's are on there, check it out

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