F is for Fireworks

I have been waiting for the (F) day so I could scan these fireworks photos. I mentioned in one of my other photos that I had taken these with my old cardboard box Brownie camera. That camera is pictured in the entry of the 23rd. I was very pleased when I got these pics back from the lab. They are as is, no manipulation.

[Lindsey Horton]

very very cool. great post!!

[Richard R Tuckey]

thank you

[Lindsey Horton]

did you really take this with a cardboard box cam?

[Richard R Tuckey]

Yes I did I, I plan to do more with it this summer, It takes 120 film, I get 8 shots per roll. It is actually a medium format so a larger negitive which give a crisp enlargement/

[Louise & Ken]

Thanks for sharing the information about how you photographed these! Nice job!

[Amy Weaver]

Gorgeous!! Mine is an Agfa, I really don't know anything about it. On the inside it says it uses Agfa B2 film.

[bruni]

wonderful love the display of colors

[bruni]

now i have to back to the 23rd could not figure out what you commented on to me using brown so i go back and find out. love your pics.

[Elo Wheezen]

i always struggle getting good fireworks photos so i congratulate you on these amazing ones here :D

[Glenys Hardy (Mrs Moose)]

Yes I used to but now this Camera I have - an Olympus has built in for things like Sunsets; Fireworks; Sport; Lanscapes; Dining; Museum; and several more, gosh I love my Camera. BTW terrific fireworks picture Richard.

[jinx (@jinximages)]

Just gorgeous, the tonal range of film. I do love digital, and have fully embraced it now, but there's still nothing quite like film. Excellent work.