In his series ‘Boom City’, photographer Andrew Waits dissected popular fireworks being sold and purchased north of Seattle, Wahington in the Tulaip reservation, giving us a (literally) inside look at what makes these things go boom.
Often a popular buy during the 4th of July celebrations, roman candles, cherry bombs, bottle rockets, and firecrackers sit row after row in an open field, waiting for their owners to light them up. This time, set against a black background, these small packages of light and awe do not await a fiery end, but rather await our curious minds. By splitting the fireworks in half, we get to finally see the wicks, conductors, and powders that set off these spectacular but deadly objects.
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