Reference points-buildings, hillsides, trees, monuments-help a lot. Fireworks against a black sky are colorful, but not that exciting in a photograph. When you get to the location, look for foreground objects. As you can tell from my photos, I like to photograph the fireworks over New York City, and for that I show up really early-I mean hours before the first fuse is lit or switch thrown. Then, get to the spot early to claim the high ground-a place in which you'll be comfortable and one that will give you an unobstructed, camera-eye's view of the colorful proceedings. Once you've found a scheduled display, take the lay of the land, considering possible backdrops for your fireworks photos. Everyone can do it-all you need are fireworks, a camera and a little bit of planning. Summer is the season for viewing and photographing fireworks.
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