Fireworks at Datchet Cricket Club
Under - Art, Inspiration, My Musings, Photography, Photolog
Every year in November a bonfire and fireworks spectacle takes place at Datchet Cricket Club, Datchet (Berkshire, England). Datchet is a small English Thameside village situated just outside Windsor.
Contrary to my Upton Court Fireworks photography, I went for a different approach to capture fireworks flares, flashes and explosions in this shoot which resulted in rather abstract and surreal light painting.
I took these pictures a while back but have not been able to share online before so here we go now.
View the complete set at Flickr.
Art, Asif R Naqvi, Berkshire, Counties of England, Datchet, Datchet Cricket Club, Fireworks, Fireworks photography, Inspiration, M4 corridor, My Musings, Photography, United Kingdom, Windsor, Windsor and Maidenhead, Work If you like this post then you might also like one of these:
An early winter afternoon in Virginia Water
Dado Queiroz and realm of design
Simon Schubert and the reality of a blank sheet of paper
Where did You Go?
Making Future Magic: iPad light painting
Frozen in time by Prokudin-Gorsky
Earth - a timelapse view from International Space Station
Thomas Shahan and tiny wildly-beautiful beasts
WordPress 
3 thoughts to “Fireworks at Datchet Cricket Club”
zulay smith
simply AMAZING!! :]
Asif Naqvi
Thank you š
P+Paul
Beautiful … like the colors and random light streaks
NOTE: Comments may be held for moderation. If your comment does not appear immediately, do not repost. Any inappropriate or irrelevant comments will be removed. By submitting a comment you grant LivingDesign.info a perpetual license to reproduce your words and name in attribution.