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Fireworks photography is the process of taking photographs of fireworks at night. Unlike night photography, available light is used for fireworks photography instead of artificial light. Instead of using the flash on the camera, the photographer often exposes the image for a period of time, known as long exposure.^[1]^[2] Brighter fireworks sometimes support shorter exposure times.

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The following samples are ordered from longer to shorter exposure time.

4th of July fireworks in Portland, Oregon, 10 second exposure
4th of July Fireworks in San Jose, California, 2 second exposure
more 4th of July fireworks from San Jose, 1 second exposure
Fireworks in Cameron Park, California, 1/40th second exposure
The World Showcase Lagoon at Epcot in Walt Disney World during IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth (the nightly fireworks show), 1/100th second exposure

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