The Italian company seduced a devoted public with a powerful display and a diversity of aquatic effects. Last night Romualdo Parente’s pyrotechnic company started with a collection of star and report with tremolante that ended with some chrysanthemums of large calibre.
After this start, there was a series of compositions, at some moments on the water, which made the most of the setting . Some lanterns were hanging over land and water fire, where white chrysanthemums also burst and occupied a wide area over the beach. Some daisy effects combined with hummers. Cracker appeared several times, like the farfalle, which appeared twice with different results. The sequences that were not over the water were orphan because there were no elements to enrich the composition and some of them had a few leftovers that spoiled the display a little.
And then back to the water with criss cross candles tilted over the sea and other crosette effects that were also fired from aquatics and into the sky. Great calibres were included little by little, both cylinder and multi-opening shells, as well as some changing chrysanthemums and pistils.
A series of studata Italian report shells introduced an intense finale with powerful bursts that finished with a lightly-defined report. After that, a few peony remains kept bursting.
Text by www.PiroArt.com
Photos By Vinnie
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After this start, there was a series of compositions, at some moments on the water, which made the most of the setting . Some lanterns were hanging over land and water fire, where white chrysanthemums also burst and occupied a wide area over the beach. Some daisy effects combined with hummers. Cracker appeared several times, like the farfalle, which appeared twice with different results. The sequences that were not over the water were orphan because there were no elements to enrich the composition and some of them had a few leftovers that spoiled the display a little.
And then back to the water with criss cross candles tilted over the sea and other crosette effects that were also fired from aquatics and into the sky. Great calibres were included little by little, both cylinder and multi-opening shells, as well as some changing chrysanthemums and pistils.
A series of studata Italian report shells introduced an intense finale with powerful bursts that finished with a lightly-defined report. After that, a few peony remains kept bursting.
Text by www.PiroArt.com
Photos By Vinnie
See a slide show of all the photos
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