Money to Burn by durleybeachbum
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Description
I love a good corporate or communal firework display, but I hate the sound of mortar fire that some of my neighbours seem to love at times of celebration. These Master Blasters and Star Chargers were very expensive even at half price in the store where I saw them.
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Comments (10)
I love fireworks.... on TV.... But I stay inside on New Years eve. But this makes a lovely and colorful shot, Andrea :)
So maybe governments should incorporate gunpowder into their paper money so people could just light it and skip the middlemen? I also hate the "amateur" explosions in the neighborhood!
Now this piece tells the complete truth.
Don't get me started on the dam things. Dislike them intensly.
lol, Denise. You created a kind of photographic processional, a formal visual fireworks made of fireworks. I love the standing-at-attention feeling of it all. At first I thought they were big crayons! And your postwork gave them the necessary grunge and grit to give them character. I too don't like fireworks by people in the neighborhood, and they're not too safe either. I'm glad to hear that it's not just an urban thing---you get amateur blast-fests too. Well, your shot is a big marching lineup, and I really like it. I tried to see the flickr, but flickr held up forever, never loading on the browser. (All other sites are working fine.) So I'll come back later to see it. Fine work on this, in the meantime.
when i was a child I would love to have this. but all i could buy was firecrackers and penny rockets. but I still had fun
Isn't it a bit early to be selling fireworks for New Years? Or is this for another holiday? Here there are laws dictating exactly how many days (only a few) before a holiday they can be sold and are strictly monitored. "money to burn" is right!
I've said before and I'll say it again, people with more money than brains. Every July 4th I stand out in the dark and wait for a ten minute display, hoping to get a decent picture. Spectacular, yes, but I wouldn't invest my own money.
Superb capture and post work Andrea. God bless.
LOL--- and all those sparkles is cash that some put up in the hot flames.
Like you I like the flaring display but not the booming sounds.
Wonderful phots and post work on this one.