Canada Day Fireworks in Toronto at Ashbridges Bay

Another annual Toronto event includes a free Canada Day fireworks display in one of the parks. Ashbridges Bay, in Toronto’s eastern Beaches area, is a popular spot.

I’d watched the celebrations for “Canada Day at the East York Parade and Stan Wadlow Park” in the morning and early afternoon, and could have stayed in that park for fireworks.

The 2015 Canada Day Fireworks Display at Ashbridges Bay

I’d left the camera in “daytime scene” mode rather than “night scene”, to capture the streaks of the fireworks. Many looked good “in camera”, but these images don’t show quite what I remember as crisp and clear dots of light.

Here’s an image from a fairly early point in the show: two simultaneous yellow fireworks bursts as the previous flare was fading.

"Canada Day Fireworks in Toronto at Ashbridges Bay #1" image (c) by Mike DeHaan
“Canada Day Fireworks in Toronto at Ashbridges Bay #1” image (c) by Mike DeHaan

This image captures the streamers falling from the sky after an initial burst. There is still a bit of reddish smoke from previous bursts.

"Canada Day Fireworks in Toronto at Ashbridges Bay #2" image (c) by Mike DeHaan
“Canada Day Fireworks in Toronto at Ashbridges Bay #2” image (c) by Mike DeHaan

A new firework flared from the left side of the photo, illuminating the dust left from earlier explosions.

"Canada Day Fireworks in Toronto at Ashbridges Bay #3" image (c) by Mike DeHaan
“Canada Day Fireworks in Toronto at Ashbridges Bay #3” image (c) by Mike DeHaan

I was pleased that the camera captured some green flares falling from the earlier burst, as a new rocket exploded towards the bottom-left of the image. While I was taking the photographs, the camera never really showed the green colours at all.

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"Canada Day Fireworks in Toronto at Ashbridges Bay #4" image (c) by Mike DeHaan
“Canada Day Fireworks in Toronto at Ashbridges Bay #4” image (c) by Mike DeHaan

This red burst of fireworks came fairly late in the show.

"Canada Day Fireworks in Toronto at Ashbridges Bay #5" image (c) by Mike DeHaan
“Canada Day Fireworks in Toronto at Ashbridges Bay #5” image (c) by Mike DeHaan

Multiple fireworks explosions signal the finale of the Canada Day display.

"Canada Day Fireworks in Toronto at Ashbridges Bay #6" image (c) by Mike DeHaan
“Canada Day Fireworks in Toronto at Ashbridges Bay #6” image (c) by Mike DeHaan

That rounded out the evening, and the day, of celebrating Canada Day in Toronto for 2015.

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