Taking pictures of fireworks is always something interesting for me because upfront you never know how the results are going to be. There is so much variation in the explosions of the fireworks that it is impossible to get the same picture twice, they can be quite similar but most of the time they look totally different. That's why I like to take pictures of events where they promise to have a firework afterwards. And I already managed to get some really nice shots out of it. Usually I use look for some foreground in my fireworks pictures like a Castle or a bridge or something but sometimes there is simply no intersting foreground that you can include.
That's why this time I went inbetween the crowd and tried my luck there, and I am really happy that I did this since the results turned out really great. They are different but with the little shakingess my tripod got and the people holding up their arms infront of my camera lens it was great. OK I have to admit that I needed to delete a lot of pictures that where either too shaky or where people completely ruined the picture holding up their hands too close but I am not mad since some of the pictures turned out that great. Anyway I planed to delete the pictures that were not that great and only keep the good ones.
Fireworks at the Klangwolke in Linz. Picture: Florian Glechner.
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