http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks Firework shots from Salem MA and Marblehead Ma.<br/>The harbor illumination precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes in Marblehead. and depending on your location the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from several vantage points around the Marblehead Harbor.<br/>I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points but I feel the two best places to see the Marblehead fireworks are the base of the Marblehead lighthouse and maybe next to seaside park. Contact me at jeff.foliage@gmail.com for more hints...<br/>Also in Salem MA when shooting the Salem Fireworks you should sit yourself aft of the friendship so that you can capture the fireworks bursting over the mast of the friendship in Salem MA. All the shots of the Salem MA fireworks are from one year. and I sat at the end of the quay to the aft and off to the side of the tall ship, Friendship of Salem MA. The bursting shells were really incredible from this angle. en-us (C) Vistaphotography jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fri, 27 Mar 2009 14:17:49 GMT Wed, 21 Jul 2010 16:33:08 GMT Fireworks Scenic http://photo.vistaphotography.com/img/s3/v7/p895304774-10.jpg http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks 96 120 http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/eE0E3D1B

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblehead Fireworks 2010 http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/eE0E3D1B Mon, 05 Jul 2010 15:50:08 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/eD3C5899

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Fireworks above Marblehead MA http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/eD3C5899 Mon, 05 Jul 2010 15:49:41 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/eA32968A

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblehead Fireworks 2010 http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/eA32968A Mon, 05 Jul 2010 15:49:42 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e194A0A87

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblehead Fireworks 2010 http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e194A0A87 Mon, 05 Jul 2010 15:49:12 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e1FE46D2

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Harbor Illumination 2010 http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e1FE46D2 Mon, 05 Jul 2010 15:48:46 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/eC822250

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Harbor Illumination 2010 http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/eC822250 Mon, 05 Jul 2010 15:48:35 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e1D71F598

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Harbor Illumination 2010 http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e1D71F598 Mon, 05 Jul 2010 15:48:20 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e1E601736

]]>Firework shots from Salem MA and Marblehead Ma.
The harbor illumination precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes in Marblehead. and depending on your location the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from several vantage points around the Marblehead Harbor.
I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points but I feel the two best places to see the Marblehead fireworks are the base of the Marblehead lighthouse and maybe next to seaside park. Contact me at jeff.foliage@gmail.com for more hints...
Also in Salem MA when shooting the Salem Fireworks you should sit yourself aft of the friendship so that you can capture the fireworks bursting over the mast of the friendship in Salem MA. All the shots of the Salem MA fireworks are from one year. and I sat at the end of the quay to the aft and off to the side of the tall ship, Friendship of Salem MA. The bursting shells were really incredible from this angle.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Harbor Illumination in front of Eastern Yacht Club on Marblehead harbor http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e1E601736 Mon, 05 Jul 2010 15:48:42 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e21A3F98C

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblehead MA harbor illumination on a misty night http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e21A3F98C Sat, 26 Jun 2010 16:50:49 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e194FDA8F

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblead MA Fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e194FDA8F Sun, 04 Jul 2010 01:14:04 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e268DAE2D

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblehead Fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e268DAE2D Fri, 27 Mar 2009 16:06:47 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e355D4446

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblehead Fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e355D4446 Fri, 27 Mar 2009 16:06:39 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e337F705F

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblehead Fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e337F705F Fri, 27 Mar 2009 16:06:27 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e312D1911

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblehead Fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e312D1911 Fri, 27 Mar 2009 16:06:12 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2CC26785

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblehead Fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2CC26785 Fri, 27 Mar 2009 16:06:01 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/eF7A8993

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblehead MA fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/eF7A8993 Sun, 04 Jul 2010 00:50:32 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/eE30AD2D

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblehead MA fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/eE30AD2D Sun, 04 Jul 2010 00:45:37 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e3691BB51

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblehead MA fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e3691BB51 Sat, 03 Jul 2010 22:11:40 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e28578345

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblehead MA fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e28578345 Sat, 26 Jun 2010 16:58:44 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2A00BEF5

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblehead MA fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2A00BEF5 Sat, 26 Jun 2010 16:58:20 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e22C1CF1D

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblehead MA fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e22C1CF1D Sat, 26 Jun 2010 16:58:03 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e33E929B2

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblehead MA fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e33E929B2 Sat, 26 Jun 2010 16:57:31 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2090D24E

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblehead MA fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2090D24E Sat, 26 Jun 2010 16:56:27 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2FDFC33E

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblehead fireworks. http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2FDFC33E Sat, 03 Jul 2010 22:07:56 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e4DFA250

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblead MA Fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e4DFA250 Sun, 04 Jul 2010 01:14:54 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e1B27CFF6

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblead MA Fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e1B27CFF6 Sun, 04 Jul 2010 01:14:33 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e692BA45

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblead MA Fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e692BA45 Sun, 04 Jul 2010 01:14:25 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e1D7062E0

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblead MA Fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e1D7062E0 Sun, 04 Jul 2010 01:13:41 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e1B590BC2

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblead MA Fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e1B590BC2 Sun, 04 Jul 2010 01:13:31 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e1100A1A3

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblead MA Fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e1100A1A3 Sun, 04 Jul 2010 01:10:55 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e19A935BE

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblead MA Fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e19A935BE Sun, 04 Jul 2010 01:10:38 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e54867

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblehead Harbor Illumination http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e54867 Sat, 12 Jun 2010 22:09:12 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e1A951320

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblehead MA harbor illumination http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e1A951320 Sun, 04 Jul 2010 01:10:23 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e23C7212C

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblehead MA harbor illumination2 http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e23C7212C Fri, 27 Mar 2009 16:07:40 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e292E3051

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblehead Illumination - 1 http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e292E3051 Fri, 27 Mar 2009 16:04:50 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/eC7429C6

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblead MA Fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/eC7429C6 Sun, 04 Jul 2010 01:08:45 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e20C60749

]]>The Marblehead Fireworks is a special event when compared to other Fireworks in New England. First Marblehead will normally hold their Marblehead Arts Festival on the same weekend when the 4th of July occurs on a Friday through Monday.
Next Marblehead has a harbor illumination that precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. Early in the afternoon volunteers and residents who have homes along the harbor position red flares above the water line. At 30 minutes prior a member of Glover’s regiment will fire a canon to alert everyone to ignite the flares. The illumination by itself is reason enough to be around the harbor as the sun sets.

Before the flares go out the fireworks will start just as the light leaves the sky. To me the very best pictures are from the first 10 or so salvos into the night sky. This way you have good detail in the sky, foreground and the fireworks aren’t so bright as to force you to shoot real fast and not blow out the multicolored streamers of flame.

Depending on your location around the harbor, the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from almost any vantage point around the harbor. I have shot from Fountain park, Seaside park, Chandler Hovey park. I also have shot from Fort beach at low tide. (Remember! the big rocks can be slippery).

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points and each year that I make it there I try to find a new location. You can read my blog article on photographing the Marblehead and Salem fireworks here.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Marblehead Illumination - 3 http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e20C60749 Fri, 27 Mar 2009 16:07:18 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/eFF4FA1

]]>These fireworks were private fireworks by the financial mogul Peter Lynch for his daughters wedding in July 2010 where she married a French Count.

This shot was hand held from a boat that I was on so If you require this image larger than 8x10 I will ask that you please contact me and I will do a test print and make a decision on whether or not to let you purchase it larger than 8x10.

The harbor illumination precedes the fireworks by 30 minutes. and depending on your location the Marblehead Fireworks can be seen from several vantage points around the Marblehead Harbor.I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points but I feel the two best places to see the Marblehead fireworks are the base of the Marblehead lighthouse and maybe next to seaside park.


Illumination, Lighthouse, Marblehead, "Marblehead Fireworks", Massachusetts, "New England", "North Shore", fireworks, ocean, seashore

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Wedding fireworks over Marblehead MA-1 http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/eFF4FA1 Wed, 21 Jul 2010 16:32:59 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2EC32F3B

]]>These fireworks were private fireworks by the financial mogul Peter Lynch for his daughters wedding in July 2010 where she married a French Count.

This shot was hand held from a boat that I was on so If you require this image larger than 8x10 I will ask that you please contact me and I will do a test print and make a decision on whether or not to let you purchase it larger than 8x10.

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points but I feel the two best places to see the Marblehead fireworks are the base of the Marblehead lighthouse and maybe next to seaside park.


Illumination, Lighthouse, Marblehead, "Marblehead Fireworks", Massachusetts, "New England", "North Shore", fireworks, ocean, seashore

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Wedding fireworks over Marblehead MA-2 http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2EC32F3B Sun, 18 Jul 2010 02:58:57 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e1603811C

]]>These fireworks were private fireworks by the financial mogul Peter Lynch for his daughters wedding in July 2010 where she married a French Count.


This shot was hand held from a boat that I was on so If you require this image larger than 8x10 I will ask that you please contact me and I will do a test print and make a decision on whether or not to let you purchase it larger than 8x10.

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points but I feel the two best places to see the Marblehead fireworks are the base of the Marblehead lighthouse and maybe next to seaside park.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Wedding fireworks over Marblehead MA-3 http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e1603811C Wed, 21 Jul 2010 16:32:27 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e1F276778

]]>These fireworks were private fireworks by the financial mogul Peter Lynch for his daughters wedding in July 2010 where she married a French Count.


This shot was hand held from a boat that I was on so If you require this image larger than 8x10 I will ask that you please contact me and I will do a test print and make a decision on whether or not to let you purchase it larger than 8x10.

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points but I feel the two best places to see the Marblehead fireworks are the base of the Marblehead lighthouse and maybe next to seaside park.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Wedding fireworks over Marblehead MA-4 http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e1F276778 Wed, 21 Jul 2010 16:32:15 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e3CFD795

]]>These fireworks were private fireworks by the financial mogul Peter Lynch for his daughters wedding in July 2010 where she married a French Count.


This shot was hand held from a boat that I was on so If you require this image larger than 8x10 I will ask that you please contact me and I will do a test print and make a decision on whether or not to let you purchase it larger than 8x10.

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points but I feel the two best places to see the Marblehead fireworks are the base of the Marblehead lighthouse and maybe next to seaside park.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Wedding fireworks over Marblehead MA-5 http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e3CFD795 Wed, 21 Jul 2010 16:32:08 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e3A936AE

]]>These fireworks were private fireworks by the financial mogul Peter Lynch for his daughters wedding in July 2010 where she married a French Count.


This shot was hand held from a boat that I was on so If you require this image larger than 8x10 I will ask that you please contact me and I will do a test print and make a decision on whether or not to let you purchase it larger than 8x10.

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points but I feel the two best places to see the Marblehead fireworks are the base of the Marblehead lighthouse and maybe next to seaside park.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Wedding fireworks over Marblehead MA-6 http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e3A936AE Wed, 21 Jul 2010 16:31:55 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e1AC6251E

]]>These fireworks were private fireworks by the financial mogul Peter Lynch for his daughters wedding in July 2010 where she married a French Count.


This shot was hand held from a boat that I was on so If you require this image larger than 8x10 I will ask that you please contact me and I will do a test print and make a decision on whether or not to let you purchase it larger than 8x10.

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points but I feel the two best places to see the Marblehead fireworks are the base of the Marblehead lighthouse and maybe next to seaside park.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Wedding fireworks over Marblehead MA-7 http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e1AC6251E Wed, 21 Jul 2010 16:31:41 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/eCFAC726

]]>These fireworks were private fireworks by the financial mogul Peter Lynch for his daughters wedding in July 2010 where she married a French Count.


This shot was hand held from a boat that I was on so If you require this image larger than 8x10 I will ask that you please contact me and I will do a test print and make a decision on whether or not to let you purchase it larger than 8x10.

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points but I feel the two best places to see the Marblehead fireworks are the base of the Marblehead lighthouse and maybe next to seaside park.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Wedding fireworks over Marblehead-8 http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/eCFAC726 Wed, 21 Jul 2010 16:31:31 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/eEA423A4

]]>These fireworks were private fireworks by the financial mogul Peter Lynch for his daughters wedding in July 2010 where she married a French Count.


This shot was hand held from a boat that I was on so If you require this image larger than 8x10 I will ask that you please contact me and I will do a test print and make a decision on whether or not to let you purchase it larger than 8x10.

I've shot the Marblehead Fireworks from different points but I feel the two best places to see the Marblehead fireworks are the base of the Marblehead lighthouse and maybe next to seaside park.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Wedding fireworks over Marblehead-9 http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/eEA423A4 Wed, 21 Jul 2010 16:31:20 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e22C807CE

]]>I've only shot the Salem Fireworks one time and it was glorious to watch the fireworks go off above the ship like it was in a battle. One of the best places to see the Salem Fireworks is to sit at the end of the jetty back at the back of the ship. As you can see in these shots the Salem Fireworks go off behind and above the ship's mast.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Salem Fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e22C807CE Fri, 27 Mar 2009 16:06:56 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e298C893B

]]>Salem MA Fireworks shot in Salem Massachusetts. It was glorious to watch the fireworks go off above the Friendship like it was in a battle. One of the best places to see the Salem Fireworks is to sit at the end of the jetty back at the back of the ship. As you can see in these shots the Salem MA Fireworks go off behind and above the ship's mast.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Salem MA Fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e298C893B Wed, 16 Jun 2010 02:23:00 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2A561B3A

]]>Tears of fire rain down on the Salem's tall ship the Friendship of Salem.
I've only shot the Salem Fireworks one time and it was glorious to watch the fireworks go off above the ship like it was in a battle. One of the best places to see the Salem Fireworks is to sit at the end of the jetty back at the back of the ship. As you can see in these shots the Salem Fireworks go off behind and above the ship's mast.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic fireworks rain down on Salem MA http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2A561B3A Wed, 16 Jun 2010 02:22:34 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e276FB36C

]]>I've only shot the Salem Fireworks one time and it was glorious to watch the fireworks go off above the ship like it was in a battle. One of the best places to see the Salem Fireworks is to sit at the end of the jetty back at the back of the ship. As you can see in these shots the Salem Fireworks go off behind and above the ship's mast.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Salem Fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e276FB36C Fri, 27 Mar 2009 16:08:45 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2B2B78FD

]]>I've only shot the Salem Fireworks one time and it was glorious to watch the fireworks go off above the ship like it was in a battle. One of the best places to see the Salem Fireworks is to sit at the end of the jetty back at the back of the ship. As you can see in these shots the Salem Fireworks go off behind and above the ship's mast.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Cloud of fireworks in Salem Massachusetts http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2B2B78FD Wed, 16 Jun 2010 02:22:13 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2DE7D39A

]]>I've only shot the Salem Fireworks one time and it was glorious to watch the fireworks go off above the ship like it was in a battle. One of the best places to see the Salem Fireworks is to sit at the end of the jetty back at the back of the ship. As you can see in these shots the Salem Fireworks go off behind and above the ship's mast.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Salem Fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2DE7D39A Fri, 27 Mar 2009 16:05:46 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e36B5D334

]]>Salem harbor glowed red from the fireworks exploding overhead.
I've only shot the Salem Fireworks one time and it was glorious to watch the fireworks go off above the ship like it was in a battle. One of the best places to see the Salem Fireworks is to sit at the end of the jetty back at the back of the ship. As you can see in these shots the Salem Fireworks go off behind and above the ship's mast.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Red glow of fireworks in Salem http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e36B5D334 Wed, 16 Jun 2010 02:21:37 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e253D813F

]]>I've only shot the Salem Fireworks one time and it was glorious to watch the fireworks go off above the ship like it was in a battle. One of the best places to see the Salem Fireworks is to sit at the end of the jetty back at the back of the ship. As you can see in these shots the Salem Fireworks go off behind and above the ship's mast.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic red streamers of fire explode of Salem's Friendship http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e253D813F Wed, 16 Jun 2010 02:21:09 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e3FA14271

]]>I've only shot the Salem Fireworks one time and it was glorious to watch the fireworks go off above the ship like it was in a battle. One of the best places to see the Salem Fireworks is to sit at the end of the jetty back at the back of the ship. As you can see in these shots the Salem Fireworks go off behind and above the ship's mast.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic red streamers of fire explode of Salem's Friendship http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e3FA14271 Wed, 16 Jun 2010 02:20:38 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e3B0A271E

]]>I've only shot the Salem Fireworks one time and it was glorious to watch the fireworks go off above the ship like it was in a battle. One of the best places to see the Salem Fireworks is to sit at the end of the jetty back at the back of the ship. As you can see in these shots the Salem Fireworks go off behind and above the ship's mast.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic red streamers of fire explode of Salem's Friendship http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e3B0A271E Wed, 16 Jun 2010 02:20:06 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2948F611

]]>I've only shot the Salem Fireworks one time and it was glorious to watch the fireworks go off above the ship like it was in a battle. One of the best places to see the Salem Fireworks is to sit at the end of the jetty back at the back of the ship. As you can see in these shots the Salem Fireworks go off behind and above the ship's mast.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic red streamers of fire explode of Salem's Friendship http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2948F611 Wed, 16 Jun 2010 02:19:39 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2E1BBC94

]]>I've only shot the Salem Fireworks one time and it was glorious to watch the fireworks go off above the ship like it was in a battle. One of the best places to see the Salem Fireworks is to sit at the end of the jetty back at the back of the ship. As you can see in these shots the Salem Fireworks go off behind and above the ship's mast.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic red streamers of fire explode of Salem's Friendship http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2E1BBC94 Wed, 16 Jun 2010 02:18:40 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e35E45BF5

]]>Fireworks explode of Salem's tallship The Friendship in Salem harbor.
I've only shot the Salem Fireworks one time and it was glorious to watch the fireworks go off above the ship like it was in a battle. One of the best places to see the Salem Fireworks is to sit at the end of the jetty back at the back of the ship. As you can see in these shots the Salem Fireworks go off behind and above the ship's mast.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Fireworks explode of Salem's Friendship http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e35E45BF5 Wed, 16 Jun 2010 02:17:58 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2E8DC77C

]]>The Friendship looks like it was in a battle with Salem fireworks going off over its masts.
I've only shot the Salem Fireworks one time and it was glorious to watch the fireworks go off above the ship like it was in a battle. One of the best places to see the Salem Fireworks is to sit at the end of the jetty back at the back of the ship. As you can see in these shots the Salem Fireworks go off behind and above the ship's mast.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Red and gold fireworks in Salem MA http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2E8DC77C Wed, 16 Jun 2010 02:11:23 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e3B3909BF

]]>I've only shot the Salem Fireworks one time and it was glorious to watch the fireworks go off above the ship like it was in a battle. One of the best places to see the Salem Fireworks is to sit at the end of the jetty back at the back of the ship. As you can see in these shots the Salem Fireworks go off behind and above the ship's mast.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Red fireworks burst over the ship, Friendship of Salem http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e3B3909BF Wed, 16 Jun 2010 02:11:17 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2D953C42

]]>I've only shot the Salem Fireworks one time and it was glorious to watch the fireworks go off above the ship like it was in a battle. One of the best places to see the Salem Fireworks is to sit at the end of the jetty back at the back of the ship. As you can see in these shots the Salem Fireworks go off behind and above the ship's mast.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic red streamers of fire explode of Salem's Friendship http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2D953C42 Wed, 16 Jun 2010 02:11:10 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e311B52BB

]]>I've only shot the Salem Fireworks one time and it was glorious to watch the fireworks go off above the ship like it was in a battle. One of the best places to see the Salem Fireworks is to sit at the end of the jetty back at the back of the ship. As you can see in these shots the Salem Fireworks go off behind and above the ship's mast.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic red streamers of fire explode of Salem's Friendship http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e311B52BB Wed, 16 Jun 2010 02:11:02 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e23DA6C82

]]>I've only shot the Salem Fireworks one time and it was glorious to watch the fireworks go off above the ship like it was in a battle. One of the best places to see the Salem Fireworks is to sit at the end of the jetty back at the back of the ship. As you can see in these shots the Salem Fireworks go off behind and above the ship's mast.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Salem Fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e23DA6C82 Fri, 27 Mar 2009 16:05:10 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e3F095D15

]]>I've only shot the Salem Fireworks one time and it was glorious to watch the fireworks go off above the ship like it was in a battle. One of the best places to see the Salem Fireworks is to sit at the end of the jetty back at the back of the ship. As you can see in these shots the Salem Fireworks go off behind and above the ship's mast.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic red streamers of fire explode of Salem's Friendship http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e3F095D15 Wed, 16 Jun 2010 02:10:48 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e29520765

]]>I've only shot the Salem Fireworks one time and it was glorious to watch the fireworks go off above the ship like it was in a battle. One of the best places to see the Salem Fireworks is to sit at the end of the jetty back at the back of the ship. As you can see in these shots the Salem Fireworks go off behind and above the ship's mast.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic red streamers of fire explode of Salem's Friendship http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e29520765 Wed, 16 Jun 2010 02:10:41 GMT http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2E362D06

]]>I've only shot the Salem Fireworks one time and it was glorious to watch the fireworks go off above the ship like it was in a battle. One of the best places to see the Salem Fireworks is to sit at the end of the jetty back at the back of the ship. As you can see in these shots the Salem Fireworks go off behind and above the ship's mast.

]]> jeff@vistaphotography.com (Vistaphotography) Fireworks Scenic Salem Fireworks http://photo.vistaphotography.com/fireworks/e2E362D06 Fri, 27 Mar 2009 16:08:03 GMT