Fireworks of the Bastille day
Paris
Fireworks of the Bastille day | Paris
Fireworks on the Bastille day | Paris
Today I have told myself that it wont be bad to make a little picture of the Eiffel Tower fireworks of the Bastille day. So I took my gear, lens and tripod. I arrived 3 hours early I’ve found a little place for myself just before the crowd arrived. Once the spot found the tripod set and leveled. I observed the arrival of the romantic people hand in hand and tourists with their walking shoes and their little accent. Regulars with their bottles of white wine and their picnic baskets. Families with their children full of joys. Groups of friends with their laughter and their flood of funny remarks. And then there were some who cumulated all of them at the same time tourist, photographer and romantically in family!
The theme of the fireworks of July 14, 2018 this year is love, I could see some red hearts come to illuminate the Parisian sky causing the exclamation of everyone.
Fireworks of the Bastille day | Paris
Fireworks of the Bastille day | Paris
The nightly fireworks shows of July 14 take place around open sites within cities in general, as on the “Champs de Mars”,. High cost, fireworks are staged very much appreciated, especially when they are grandiose. In fact, many municipalities have neither the human nor the financial means to organize them. Several cities hold their fireworks the night before on July 13th if a larger fireworks show is held on July 14 in a nearby town. This is the case of many municipalities adjoining the capital, Paris. These pyrotechnic shows “sound and light” make France a hotbed of fireworks, where competitions pyrotechnic shows are held throughout the year. Then do not forget that we’re in the final ! Tomorrow may be the blues will give us even more emotions against the Croatian, it would be a nice way to celebrate the 20 years of the last!
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