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Last year’s Qixi fireworks at Tamsui Fisherman’s Wharf were the first edition
This year they’ll still light up 520 seconds of fireworks!!
Let’s revisit the grand scenes of recent years
2016Grand scenes over the years
Last year I shot from the rooftop of a friend’s home — the view was amazing
Choosing a shooting spot
1. Sanchong Zhongxiao Pier
There are still available spots in the afternoon, and it’s been the go-to location for shooting in recent years
The fireworks over Zhongxiao Bridge look especially stunning when shot from here
2. Taipei Bridge
Taipei Bridge is the king of shooting spots
It allows you to frame both the train tracks and the fireworks, but you’ll need to stake out your spot early
3. Dadaocheng Pier
Shooting at Dadaocheng Pier
For an upward angle, you’ll need a fisheye lens to avoid cropping the frame
Essential tools for firework photography
1.Tripod(For extending exposure time)
2.Shutter release cable(To prevent camera shake caused by pressing the shutter button manually)
3.Lens selection depends on the distance to the fireworks(Standard lensorUltra-wide-angle and fisheye lenses work especially well)
Tamsui Fisherman’s Wharf Qixi Fireworks
The first edition was hosted by Formosa Chang Hotel last year
Tamsui side: The best shooting spot is arguably the embankment opposite Lover’s Bridge(Ultra-wide-angle)
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