Today I want to focus on the one thing a lot of up and coming Wedding Photographers complain about and are scared of most. "THE SCARIEST, MOST UNPREDICTABLE, YOU HAVE 2 SECONDS TO GET YOUR SETTINGS RIGHT, SPARKLER EXIT!" Be calm-it's really not that scary, and you don't have to have a lot of crazy equipment to pull it off and make them look great! I start with the same general settings upon getting out there. Once the sparklers get lit I may have to change my settings slightl

1.) Prepare your photograph: If it’s your first transfer, converting it to black and white is a good idea to get some practice. If not converting to black and white, desaturate the colors a bit. Turn the contrast UP UP UP!!! Unless you are an experienced painter and can blend/shade well. Resize your photograph to meet the dimensions of the surface. If it’s something large like 16x20, you will want to cut the image into four 8x10 sections. Reverse the image horizontally. (Espe