Perhaps I'm being ungratious here, but I feel compelled to remark that the fireworks display this year at Ontario Place was tremendously short, running somewhere between ten and fifteen minutes. Given the effort required for people to get to and congregate at the lakeshore, I personally feel that something on the order of at least half an hour was called for. The display itself was beautiful (as I hope you can see), but vexingly brief. Bluntly: it took us nearly as long to get back to the car as we spent shooting the scene.
What follows are a couple of infrared, high dynamic range images taken with my Canon G1. They were made from 3-shot auto bracketing spreads, and in the case of the second, four of such. These were taken earlier on Victoria Day, around noon or not long after, at the Brickworks in the Don Valley.
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Good job with the fireworks photos, they can be a rough subject to capture. The IR photos look amazing, especially the bottom one. Yep, I'm quickly becoming envious of that G1.
I've seen two or three other people get cameras converted since then... one fellow actually got a D10 DSLR converted (colour me jealous), and he's started doing HDR IR stuff like me. But that G1 is a pretty slick number all the same; my shots even convinced a guy in Germany to grab the same model off eBay and send it to Melbourne. :) Love it!
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