I think this is my favorite. The colors are great, and the total effect is fantastic.

This was the only square-shaped shell I saw of the night.

A couple of star shape shells.

Some more red-white-blue.

Another purple/white 50/50 shell that lined up to my POV. Note also one of the many Olympic Ring shells inside of the burst of the 50/50 shell.

This shot was hard to present. The bright burn-out of the star overwhelmed the gold of the charcoal as the shell first burst. I did my PhotoShop Tweak #2 on it (instructions elsewhere on this web).

This one also had the Tweak #2 applied. Also note the ring shell that I caught *just* after it burst.

Here is one of Bill Zuber's rainbow ghost mines.

And a batch-o-blue ghost mines.

And then - wham! Gasoline. Hot? You bet.

I'm not sure, but I think this is a 'cherry picker' shell. One big bang, and lots of red inserts.

Another Spumoni shell.

Here's something I hadn't seen too often - a strobe comet. Looks like a string of pearls to the camera.

A multi-ring shell.

Red-White-Blue -- This was one of the shell combos that Landis had to light off after the PD. (Stupid low-break.)

Kinda interesting - I *think* this is a waterfall type burst - bht those stars are very interesting, huh?