Watching from the other side of the street
Fireworks vendor
Hawking the wares
Lightworks
Bonfire of the manatees
29.7.10
Lightworks
What would light be without darkness? As July draws to a close, here's a recap of Independence Day (2009), splendid lighting effects due not just to roman candles etc. but to a thousand pyromaniacs smoking up the atmosphere with unsafe and insane flammable product.
Watching from the other side of the street
Fireworks vendor
Hawking the wares
Lightworks
Bonfire of the manatees
Watching from the other side of the street
Fireworks vendor
Hawking the wares
Lightworks
Bonfire of the manatees
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True, light needs dark to shine. Or rather they need each other to exist. Beautifully dark images. :)
ReplyDeleteTheory of relativity
ReplyDeleteexcellent pictures...those last two remind me more of war than independence...
ReplyDeleteI agree with Brian.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots and who doesn'tlove playing with dangerous flammable products?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sense of mystical light in these photos!
ReplyDeleteWe can't purchase fireworks in Australia - at least not legally! Fireworks displays are controlled, public events only - or mainly! Just New Year's Eve is one time you see that some people still manage to get fireworks somewhere!