On the 4th of July in the United States, after you’ve had your fill of barbecues and parades, it’s time to find the best vantage point for watching and photographing fireworks displays. Here’s a sampling of what you can catch with your camera if you get a good spot!
photo by Always Shooting
photo by Sacha Fernandez
photo by CityofStPete
photo by Matthew Paulson
photo by Eli Christman
photo by Zach Zupancic
photo by Randy Lemoine
photo by Allen
photo by Jeff Krause
photo by Alan Charness
photo by James Jordan
photo by Pat Kight
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