New Years Eve 2010.

The great thing about fireworks on NYE is that it's one time where it doesn't need to be a scripted show and take all day to set up. That is, at least in this area of the country because you'd freeze before you fired a que. No, NYE is the perfect excuse for an all out sky puke.
Three of us got together to celebrate this NYE with family and some pyro.

• A dozen or so cakes (Mostly 500g)
• 250+ artillery shells total
  (~100 excals for the "finale")

Fireworks show I set up for my wedding. My brother-in-law did the lighting. Wanted to try to do a more "laid back" show because it was a wedding but it definately turned out to be slower than I wanted.

1. Case (almost) of candles (were supposed to be part of a front from the 4th that I could not do due to rain)
2. Sir Vesa's (same as above)
3. 2x Atom Splitters / 2x Silver Razzles (thought it was a neat combo)
4. 2 - 16 shot racks and 1 - 9 shot rack with mixed premium cans (KOD, Excal, RR)
5. 10 shot rack (didn't get much of the CA's on video)
6. 2 - 16 shot racks with various ball shells (EOD, American Chief, RK, Iron Rev, etc)
7. Pyro Boy (5:15)

Massive Wall of Fire Done at St. Louis pyro shoot.

Mass girandola fireworks launch done in St. Louis Fall 2009. Not sure of the final number but I know it was over 1000.

3/8in Brocade Crown to Green Stars
~3 doz Jumping Jacks
~ Few TT stars