@Ling: Thanks sis. Can't wait for your fireworks pictures! A tip from Eddie - get ND filters which will help cut down over exposure - I did not use any filter for my pictures though. Set shutter to bulb mode or slower shutter speed. Know where to aim and when to anticipate the burst (many of my pictures had their fireworks cut off or I caught the tail-end of the burst - a pity). And tripod of course!

Maysam from Tehran, Iran

oooooh ooooooh
very nice

17 Aug 2007 3:41am

@Maysam: Thank you!
I love the fireworks festivals here! They are so much fun!

Lorraine from Canada

bright, night sky, i love it :)

17 Aug 2007 4:48am

@Lorraine: Thank you :))

Shahab from Qazvin, Iran

Your fireworks series are really interesting!This one is so stunning!!!

17 Aug 2007 6:51am

@Shahab: Thanks for lovely words Shahab!

Shrig from New Jersey, United States

Still an amazing shot. Wonderful!

17 Aug 2007 8:06am

@Shrig: Thanks Shrig :))

tengtan from Melbourne, Australia

Still colourful and spectacular - it's often fun just to shoot and shoot. That's the advantage of digital.

17 Aug 2007 8:52am

@tengtan: Yup! You can just shoot and delete later!

Andrew Gould from Sydney, Australia

Lovely, Celia. Maybe a bit bright, but still looks good to me!

17 Aug 2007 9:03am

@Andrew Gould: Thanks Andrew :))

Viewfinder from Bradenton, United States

This is a fine exposure; fireworks are extremely bright to the eye, why not also the lens?

17 Aug 2007 9:29am

Wolfgang Prigge from Granby, Canada

I agree, it's like a bouquet, lovely...

17 Aug 2007 10:15am

Laurie from New Jersey, United States

So stunning!

17 Aug 2007 11:28am

MaryB from Staffordshire, United Kingdom

Wow! these firework are awesome!
I looks an amazing display, Celialee :)

17 Aug 2007 7:58pm

Alfredo J. Martiz J. from Tokyo, Japan

Stunning, wonderful photo!

18 Aug 2007 5:30am

alla from Toronto, Canada

wow like a flower!

20 Aug 2007 8:27am

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