With the delayed Spring we've been having, it has meant that I've spent a little more time than usual going through my archives. During the fireworks shows in July, I usually post up photographs of all the shows I see. However, there are sometimes two shows a week. I end up 'forgetting' about some of the shots that don't make the final cut, or some where I wanted to try something different. I usually photograph fireworks fairly wide so that I get the full effect of the explosion, but I've often thought about cropping them closer. In this case, I cropped close on part of the Jacques Cartier Bridge, with the sky full of streaks of light. It's not as 'classic' a look as my usual fireworks photographs, but I do like how silhouette of the bridge cuts through the light. The photograph was taken at f/14, 8sec, ISO 100 at 42mm. It can be fun to change things up. To see the group of photographs that I originally took of this show, you can follow this link to them.
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