The Poughkeepsie Bridge always looks good in its necklace lights:
Each catenary carries a string of lights that produces a slight double-exposure effect. It’s not your eyes, there really are two closely spaced lights.
The moon hadn’t yet risen, so the southern sky got completely dark. That makes for an easy-to-assemble south-facing panorama with Poughkeepsie on the left:
There’s also a north panorama from a previous moonwalk.
The fireworks launched from a barge in the middle of the Hudson River to eliminate the hassle of flaming debris falling on bystanders:
A stiff south wind blew the smoke over the Walkway, far to our right; everybody in that section got a good introduction to fireworks chemistry.
A good time was had by all!
The Smell of Molten Projects in the Morning 