4th July - Fireworks Photos
It’s July 4th today, which means that it’s Independence Day if you live in the USA, and also the opportunity to see a great fireworks display. According to Wikipedia, “Fireworks have been associated with the Fourth of July since 1777”. If you are planning to go out and take a few photos of the celebrations, then you may want to take a look at our Photographing Fireworks article, which has links to some great online resources.
#1 Oleg K
Fireworks are overrated. In the last two years i've not seen a single original photograph of fireworks. I'd love to see something original with fireworks, maybe a journalistic style, while somebody gets beaten on the background
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) ok, you got the point 
4:33 am - Sunday, November 7, 2004
#2 Ian Burley
Hi Mark - considering my own article on Friday reminded you to remind everyone about your earlier article the least you could have done was add my article to the list on yours
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http://www.dpnow.com/1302.html
btw, I've updated it with a bit about using slow sync flash.
And when are you going to enable decent smilies here :D?
Ian
2:12 pm - Sunday, November 7, 2004
#3 Mark Goldstein
I agree with you in a way Oleg - one great fireworks shot doesn't look too different from the next. I prefer shots that show the people who are watching etc.
Ian - I will add your article now, in time for next year!
8:00 am - Tuesday, November 9, 2004
#4 Darren
One more fireworks tips tutorial that you might like to add
10:29 pm - Wednesday, July 4, 2007
#5 Zoltan
Ian,
I personally would be more interested in a link to the second part of your E-410 review.
Is it coming?
11:27 am - Thursday, July 5, 2007
#6
Great fireworks photos are always in high demand. If you have any we would be more than interesting in checking them out.Sunset Fireworks
4:08 pm - Tuesday, June 17, 2008
#7 Matt
Most the links are broken
8:56 pm - Friday, November 7, 2008