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Basil - here's the content of the BCF automated "new thread" email when Greg first posted:
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There is a country club about 10 blocks from me that puts on a show.
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Note that the above is the email notice. But the three links in the email notice aren't in Greg's #1 post above.
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There is a country club about 10 blocks from me that puts on a show.
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Note that the above is the email notice. But the three links in the email notice aren't in Greg's #1 post above.
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a-HA! I'm betting that at first, you could only see the photos if you were in the Photography group.
Now that's you've uploaded them directly into this thread, I can see them. No more "invalid attachment" message.
Oh what tangled webs we weave, when we do practice to ... link to members-only areas!
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I can see Greg's photo's just fine on my end and they look GREAT!
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Thanks everyone. Bayless, these were 15 second exposures. I use a black card to cover the lens in between explosions to keep the background from overexposing. When I hear the mortars pop, I wait a second, then uncover the lens. Cover and repeat. I can do that a couple times per exposure depending on how many fireworks get launched.
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Beautiful photos, Greg!
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