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This is an excellent photo showing the large falling red stars reflected in the water, very artistic. Also the second star burst in distance looks like exactly the same firework being set off. Just imagine the same firework being set off every half mile, it would look amazing, something to think about for the London Olympics in 2012. A trail of fireworks all across London.

Fireworks always look good over water. The reflection adds another dimension to the display and creates a brilliant effect.

http://photoextremist.com/2009/09/long-exposure-sparklers-tutorial/ Go there to read more about long exposure photography with sparkler fireworks. I show you how to make perfectly symmetrical psychedelic patterns just by using your DSLR, Adobe Photoshop and sparks from your fireworks.

Long exposure photographs of fireworks at Pitt Meadows BC, Canada. Exposures between 5 and 13 seconds, shot on a Canon T1i Camera.

Shot June 5, 2010 on Pitt Meadows Day, strung together into a movie in sequence to give a timelapse effect.

We know you all love fireworks videos. So here are a couple of videos of fireworks going way too fast and fireworks going way too slow.

The fast vid is a 30 minute display reduced to just 3 minutes, watch the finale on it – it looks brilliant.

The slow vid really lets you appreciate each individual effect and looks awesome aswell.

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This year’s carnival at the fairground ended with a beautiful firework. Together with the swingboat and the ferris wheel a magnificent sight! Espicially if put into Time Lapse!