This morning I looked at fireworks photos from this year’s Independence Day fireworks displays at Sylvan Lake, Muskegon, Schoolcraft, Detroit, Traverse City, Lansing, Bay City, Jackson, Wyandotte, Lost Lake Woods, Rockford, Ann Arbor, Flint, West Branch, Kensington Park, Detroit and even my hometown of Leland. They came in classic red, white and blue, understated yellow, even black & white. There were photos of the crowd, the fireworks barge, photos from who knows where and even one in my inbox from Saginaw. Had I had the link for the Michigan Fireworks page, I could have driven around to some of them!
In the end, I thought it best to wait until next year to allow folks to upload their photos from July 4, 2007 (and the 3rd, or whenever your town celebrates) and look to last year.
When I did, I realized that there’s nothing that can compare to watching the July 4th fireworks celebration at Copper Harbor, Michigan and having the Northern Lights come out.
Michigan in Pictures 
Wow! Spectacular photo in every regard. Wonderful color, the image of the starburst is perfect, and the reflection is amazing. Then to add that little bit of Northern Lights – well, it just doesn’t get much better than that.
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Dude. Going to Copper Harbor for fireworks next year. Fireworks over the lake are always cool, but NORTHERN LIGHTS?! That’s just crazy.
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Northern Lights are amazing!
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Great shot, farlane. This is a followup from other pic that led me to yours.
Have a good one!
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Wow more photoshop….
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Actually, if you click over to his photos, you’ll see that there are a whole lot with northern lights in them. If this was photoshop, it would be more amazing to me as the work required to do the water would be mind boggling.
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