Here’s the first celebration, fully traditional but thrilling every single time:
Photo by our daughter, Jane Kennedy Gohl
OOOOOH! AAAAAAH!
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Now that’s a very clever photo! Brilliant!
Thank you, Julia! That’s daughter Jane, whose pictures are often clever, often brilliant — and sometimes both at once!
Fireworks are a good indication of a celebration! Great pic!
Indeed they are! But daughter Jane’s photos of them are a whole lot better than any of my attempts —
(PS: I love your own new red Christmas “decoration”, so cute!)
Definitely fabulous, thank you Jane!
On Jane’s behalf — thank you, Patti!
nice photo
Thanks, Amar!
Nothing says celebration quite like fireworks – and that photo is worth celebrating!
Thank you, Pauline!
As you may remember, July 4 is one of my favorite holidays (http://smilekiddo.wordpress.com/2011/07/04/holiday-habit/) – fireworks included. So of course this blog post touched a special place in my heart. 🙂
Three cheers for the red, white, and blue —
and the fireworks!
What a great photo and clever daughter.
Thank you, Jo!
Well taken! 😀 Nice take on the challenge 🙂
My daughter thanks you!
You’re certainly one to know, your website is AWESOME.
Good work, it’s really hard to get a decent photo of fireworks.
Thanks on behalf of my daughter, whose photo it is. She specializes in hard-to-photograph subjects!
The magics of an instant photo! Well done 🙂
Greetings from Switzerland,
– Pierre
Fireworks are fun in every language, I think!
Many thanks for visiting here, Pierre.
oooh, aaaah indeed!
thanks for sharing these sensational fireworks!
Thanks for the kind words, Kris, on behalf of my daughter, who takes dynamite pictures of fireworks — and sharks!