Night Fireworks Photos 3

NIGHT FIREWORKS PHOTOS 3

This page contains firework display photos sent in from visitors to this site. If you have some firework pictures you think are good and would like to share them with the world, send them by e-mail HERE. All photos are copyright by the owner listed, unless otherwise noted. I try to compress all picture files to make my pages load faster. Some of these pictures are at a lower compression factor to preserve all of the beauty they contain. Please be patient while this page loads. I think you will see the page is well worth the bit of extra load time.

New Year's Eve 2001 fireworks from the Sydney, Australia harbor. This bridge, site of the 2000 Olympic closing ceremony display, may be the most famous firework display site in the world. Prints and posters of this photo are available by contacting HERE.
Photo by David Smith, used with permission.

A beautiful scene from Hungary. Two 4-inch (100 mm) shells with starmine packs provide these visual delights from www.pyro-artist.hu

Here's some of Regin's smoke products in action. Pretty impressive. Click on the SMOKE PRODUCTS page at this web site. www.regin.com
Photo copyright Regin HVAC Products, Inc. Used with permission.

Fireworks explode New Year's Eve over a 5 mile long stretch of the Las Vegas Strip, during "America's Party: Las Vegas New Year 2002". Sixteen firing locations were used. Fireworks by Grucci, Brookhaven, New York, fired this spectacular event.
(Photo by Jimmy, used with permission.)

Alex Contini, a licensed pyrotechnician from Milan, Italy, submitted this photo of his charcoal fountains being used in a garden display. This type of fountain exhibits the classic "fire dust" phenomenon, which is very showy and long lasting. Alex calls this piece "Rising Sun". It ends with all of the fountains changing to bright silver fire.
Photo by Alex Contini, used with permission.

Our first photos from Russia are below, courtesy of Paul Toloknoff and master pyrotechnician Dmitry Simkin. The first six photos are indoor type theatrical pyrotechnics, made special for indoor or close-up performances. Thanks to these gentlemen for sending me these marvelous photographs.

Fireworks performance artists. Notice that indoor fireworks are virtually smokeless.

Theatrical stage fountains.

Artistic fireworks add to an artistic set.

An outdoor performance using bright red fountains.

The height of this fountain appears to be an amazing 40 feet. (13 meters)

This is a photo from an outdoor display in Russia. Video demo tapes of Russian fireworks sent to me show that Russian shells have excellent colors.

Mat Lawrence of MLE Pyrotechnics Ltd. sent me this photo of a small part of fifteen thousand saturn missiles fired in two minutes. This surreal photo was from one of MLE Pyrotechnics displays in England.

	New Year's Eve 2001 fireworks from the Sydney, Australia harbor. This bridge, site of the 2000 Olympic closing ceremony display, may be the most famous firework display site in the world. Prints and posters of this photo are available by contacting HERE. Photo by David Smith, used with permission.
	A beautiful scene from Hungary. Two 4-inch (100 mm) shells with starmine packs provide these visual delights from www.pyro-artist.hu
	Here's some of Regin's smoke products in action. Pretty impressive. Click on the SMOKE PRODUCTS page at this web site. www.regin.com Photo copyright Regin HVAC Products, Inc. Used with permission.
	Fireworks explode New Year's Eve over a 5 mile long stretch of the Las Vegas Strip, during "America's Party: Las Vegas New Year 2002". Sixteen firing locations were used. Fireworks by Grucci, Brookhaven, New York, fired this spectacular event. (Photo by Jimmy, used with permission.)
	Alex Contini, a licensed pyrotechnician from Milan, Italy, submitted this photo of his charcoal fountains being used in a garden display. This type of fountain exhibits the classic "fire dust" phenomenon, which is very showy and long lasting. Alex calls this piece "Rising Sun". It ends with all of the fountains changing to bright silver fire. Photo by Alex Contini, used with permission.
	Our first photos from Russia are below, courtesy of Paul Toloknoff and master pyrotechnician Dmitry Simkin. The first six photos are indoor type theatrical pyrotechnics, made special for indoor or close-up performances. Thanks to these gentlemen for sending me these marvelous photographs.
	Fireworks performance artists. Notice that indoor fireworks are virtually smokeless.
	Theatrical stage fountains.
	Artistic fireworks add to an artistic set.
	An outdoor performance using bright red fountains.
	The height of this fountain appears to be an amazing 40 feet. (13 meters)
	This is a photo from an outdoor display in Russia. Video demo tapes of Russian fireworks sent to me show that Russian shells have excellent colors.
	Mat Lawrence of MLE Pyrotechnics Ltd. sent me this photo of a small part of fifteen thousand saturn missiles fired in two minutes. This surreal photo was from one of MLE Pyrotechnics displays in England.