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How do fireworks work? The same way the universe does._  by [Marisa Schwartz](https://time.com/author/marisa-schwartz/)  ## Marisa Schwartz Jul 2, 2015 8:00 AM UTC  Liberty Island, New York. October, 2002. Liberty Island, New York. October, 2002. Fireworks by Grucci  by [Marisa Schwartz](https://time.com/author/marisa-schwartz/)  ## Marisa Schwartz Jul 2, 2015 8:00 AM UTC Photographer, and certified pyrotechnician, Lauren Grucci’s entire life revolves around fireworks. She is part of the sixth generation of “America’s First Family of Fireworks” who also happens to hold the Guinness World Record for the Largest Fireworks Display ever recorded. [Fireworks by Grucci](http://www.grucci.com/) has been family-owned for 165 years and boasts an impressive portfolio of fireworks displays, including the Dubai 2013/2014 New Years Eve [world record setter](http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/news/2014/1/watch-live-stream-here-dubai-attempts-new-year%E2%80%99s-eve-fireworks-world-record-54187/), the 200th anniversary of the National Anthem _Star Spangled Banner Spectacular_, the Olympic Games in Beijing and Salt Lake City, and seven consecutive U.S. presidential inaugurations. Grucci, who began photographing fireworks at the age of 17, says she’s always wanted to add a personal touch to fireworks, and “something clicked” when she was able to bring her passion for photography to the family business. TIME LightBox spoke with Grucci, who shared her tips for photographing fireworks this Fourth of July. **Marisa Schwartz Taylor:** What is the most interesting fireworks show you have ever photographed? **Lauren Grucci:** Back in 2008, I found myself on an undeveloped and completely empty portion of the Palm Island in Dubai capturing one of the largest displays we had done, at that time, for the opening of the Atlantis Hotel. I was alone and completely surrounded by fireworks – it was overwhelming and very emotional. Another time I was harnessed to a hops silo at the Guinness Brewery in Ireland to photograph fireworks for their 250th Anniversary where we created Arthur Guinness’ [signature](http://www.grucci.com/main.html?pgid=5&art%5Fartcl%5Fid=28) across the building in fireworks. It’s always a crazy situation – but never fails to be unforgettable. **Marisa Schwartz Taylor:**What tips can you share for photographers shooting fireworks? **Lauren Grucci:** A lot of it is timing. It helps if there is music because you can anticipate the firework choreography based on the song. The color of the firework plays a big part as well. For example, a firework that burns white is going to \[necessitate\] a different exposure than a firework that burns red. A lot of times, you have to compensate for the colors, and know when to change your settings. **Marisa Schwartz Taylor:**What camera settings are ideal? **Lauren Grucci:** Most of my images are shot with the lowest ISO and an 8-10 second exposure. Aperture depends on how many fireworks are in the sky at the time of exposure and what color they are. I use a Canon 5D Mark II and III on a tripod, always with a wide angle lens. **Marisa Schwartz Taylor:**How do you know when to snap the photo? **Lauren Grucci:** Being so closely involved with firework displays, I’ve learned to anticipate when a firework is going to break. When a firework is launched there is a tail that resembles an ember shooting into the sky. I usually wait 2-3 seconds after first seeing the ember before I release my shutter. **Marisa Schwartz Taylor:**Where is the best place to position yourself during a fireworks show? **Lauren Grucci:** It’s important to take into account the height of the fireworks, you never want to be too close – its always better to look for a wide angle. I also like to include some element of the audience or movement from objects that may frame the firework display. The photos are all pretty long exposures, so the blur of the crowd or the movement of water in a fountain can add a bit of life and context to the photo. ### The Family Fireworks Sellers of South Texas  Cynthia Fuentes and Nelson Zamora have been selling fireworks since 1998\. WIth them is their daughter Elisabeth and granddaughters Briana, 11, and Jazlyn, 8, who share a meal at the fireworks stand in Hidalgo Texas, July 1, 2014. Kirsten Luce for TIME  Gregorio watches the fireworks stand while his daughter Sarah rests. Gregorio has a resident visa but is not a citizen, Hidalgo, Texas, July 1, 2014. Kirsten Luce for TIME  Ilene sells fireworks to a customer in Hidalgo, Texas on July 1, 2014. Kirsten Luce for TIME  Gregorio plays with his daugther, Sarah, son, Sean, and other children at his fireworks stand in Hidalgo, Texas on July 1, 2014. Kirsten Luce for TIME  Briana pets her pet rabbit who is living with the family at the fireworks stand in Hidalgo, Texas on July 1, 2014. Kirsten Luce for TIME  (Left to right) Jazlyn, Cynthia and Briana, who is leaving the sleeping compartment. The sleeping compartment is made from found materials and firework boxes. Cynthia, Nelson and Jazlyn sleep here, Hidalgo, Texas, July 1, 2014. Kirsten Luce for TIME  Briana rests during the USA World Cup game in the air-conditioned sleeping compartment attached to the truck that Nelson built, Hidalgo, Texas, July 1, 2014. Kirsten Luce for TIME  Families pass time jumping rope at their fireworks stand in Hidalgo, Texas on July 1, 2014. Kirsten Luce for TIME  Insects on the merchandise at Cynthia and Nelson's fireworks stand in Hidalgo, Texas, July 1, 2014. Kirsten Luce for TIME  The young girls and Cynthia play a homemade board game with firecrackers as gamepieces, Hidalgo, Texas, July 1, 2014. Kirsten Luce for TIME  Jazlyn and Briana make masks from the bags provided by the fireworks company, Hidalgo, Texas, July 1, 2014. Kirsten Luce for TIME  The Medrano's fireworks stand, left, and Cynthia Fuentes and Nelson Zamora's, right, Hidalgo, Texas, July 1, 2014. Kirsten Luce for TIME **Marisa Schwartz Taylor:**What’s the best way to improve images of fireworks? **Lauren Grucci:** A remote shutter makes a huge difference in firework photography. The streak effect achieved by the long exposure is so fine that even the slightest camera shake will result in a wiggly looking firework. The less you physically handle the camera, the better. **Marisa Schwartz Taylor:**Any tips for shooting fireworks if you only have an iPhone? **Lauren Grucci:** I would recommend downloading an app that allows you to change the exposure on your phone. A lot of times the fireworks can be too bright and end up blowing out the whole image. **Marisa Schwartz Taylor:**What is most exciting thing about photographing fireworks? **Lauren Grucci:** The travel and the access. Sometimes I will find myself in locations where the public is not allowed, in some of the most beautiful countries in the world, and it always seems very surreal. It is also a challenge every time. There are a lot of elements that need to be taken into account – but when you get that perfect shot, you know you’ve learned something new. **Marisa Schwartz Taylor:**Are there opportunities for firework photography enthusiasts to get work? **Lauren Grucci:** We are always looking for photographers to help us document our work. For New Years Eve 2014, we worked with a team of photographers from Japan, Germany, and the US to capture a World Record setting display in Dubai as well as a display off the tallest building in the world – The Burj Khalifa. Finding new talent within fireworks photography and giving them the opportunity to join us is something we look forward to. **Marisa Schwartz Taylor:** Can you explain the logistics of producing multiple, massive fireworks shows every year? **Lauren Grucci:** We have a great team of people at the design office on Long Island who gear up for our busy seasons. During the Fourth of July and New Years Eve, we put in long hours and many weekends to keep up with the demand. There is also a massive team of pyro-technicians made up of hundreds of people from all over the world who travel to various locations and work extremely hard to make these shows happen. All in all, everyone appreciates the thrill that is felt when the dust settles. It is what keeps the gears turning year after to year to produce some of the worlds largest and best firework shows. Finally, don’t get too caught up on settings and technical details. A good shot comes from practice and just a little bit of luck. Also – don’t forget to enjoy the fireworks! We love the ooo’s and ahh’s. **_Lauren Grucci_** _is a photographer based in Long Island, N.Y._ **_Marisa Schwartz Taylor_** _is an Associate Photo Editor at_ [_TIME.com_](time.com)_. Follow her on_ [_Instagram_](http://instagram.com/marisa%5Fschwartz) _and_ [_Twitter_](twitter.com/marisarschwartz)_._  Burj Khalifa, Dubai. December, 2013. Fireworks by Grucci  Liberty State Park, New Jersey. July, 2014 Fireworks by Grucci  Liberty Island, New York. October, 2002. Fireworks by Grucci  Washington, DC. January, 2005. Fireworks by Grucci  Oswego, New York. July, 2013 Fireworks by Grucci  Baltimore, Maryland. September, 2014 Fireworks by Grucci  Salt Lake City, Utah. February, 2002 Fireworks by Grucci  Palm Jumeirah, Dubai. December 2013. Fireworks by Grucci ## Transcript [ MUSIC ] Fireworks. Pretty exciting stuff. they've been around since the seventh century in China. What you might not know is that the different colors that we see are a result of different chemistries. You see if you want red, green, blue or yellow, that's strontium, barium, copper or sodium. If you want white, well that can be titanium or aluminum. So here I have a fireworks right here. So what's going on inside? Well inside of the element are atoms. And inside of the atom are electrons. And the electrons get really excited with all of the heat. Woohoo! But what happens is they can't handle that energy, so they give that energy off, and that energy comes off as light. The light that we see. The different colors that come off as a result of different chemistries, we can think about actually as a fingerprint. So, astronomers use this to their benefit What they do is with their special telescopes they look at planets. They can see different colors and from the different colors they can sense what is in the environment. So you see fireworks are really interesting for us on earth but there also interesting for looking at the galaxy as well. 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