It’s that time of year again! Time to dust off the DSLR, find that missing tripod leg, and frantically google the term “How to photograph fireworks”.
It’s New Year’s Eve, so that means almost every photographer and their dog will be lining up on bridges, waterfront sidewalks and parks to capture their local fireworks show. We want to share some of our Resource Travel community’s best photos from around the world on our website, Instagram and Facebook in the coming days, so share your photos from this year’s fireworks show on Instagram with the hashtag #ResourceTravel. Or if you are old school and have yet to join Instagram, you can email us at travel@resourcemagonline.com
One lucky participant in the continental United States will win a Resource Travel T-Shirt, our very first t-shirt prize.
Below is a collection of some of our favorite firework displays, but we would love to add yours to this great collection. So send your best to us!
And after you capture those awesome firework photos, check out Toby Harriman’s tutorial on how to edit the batch.
Happy New Year’s Resource Travel Community!
San Francisco Skyline By Michael Bonocore
Las Vegas, Nevada by Tony Eckersley
Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, California By Joe Azure
Miami By Edin Chavez
Aspen Colorado New Years 2015 photo by Toby Harriman.
Aspen, Colorado by Toby Harriman
San Francisco by Toby Harriman
Aspen, Colorado by Toby Harriman
Bay Bridge, San Francisco, CA By Joe Azure
Denver, Colorado By Casey McCallister
Rangers Ballpark, Arlington, Texas By James Brandon
San Francisco, California by Natalia Stone
New York, New York By Mike Orso
Portland Oregon By Brian Bonham
Disney Magic Kingdom, By James Braden
Burning Man, By Mike Orso
San Francisco, California By Toby Harriman
Also, check out these gigantic and razor sharp Gigapans from Toby Harriman.
