July 4th, 2009 Fireworks from Lubbock, Texas

Shot from the hill on the premises of the American Wind Power Center in Lubbock, TX overlooking McKenzie Park.

Videographer:
David Drummond
http://daviddrummond.com

Photos of the fireworks can be found on the site listed above. http://daviddrummond.com/side-trips/91-fireworks-july-4-2009-lubbock-tx.html

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• July fourth
• july 4th
• fireworks
• Lubbock
• Texas
• TX

[SevereIDAHO]

your photos are insane man. Im amazed you managed to get such good shots with all that smoke. I took a ton of photos, there on severeidaho [dot]com The video rocked as well man, Thanks for sharing..

[DrylineMedia]

Thanks man, I'll go check your photos out!

[klk1900]

great video thats a lot of smoke it almost blocks the view of them if it was to get to thick i went to n it dallas last weekend the smoke was out of control

[DrylineMedia]

Yeah winds were only light and variable, almost non-existant. Caused some issues with my digital images as well. Ruined a few that otherwise would have been awesome.

[musiman28]

Good video of a so-so show. The city of Lubbock has put on better shows in the past.

13:49 and you got it all as far as I can tell. I remember them lasting more than 20 minutes, and sometimes up to 30.

[DrylineMedia]

Thanks. I missed about 1 minute up front getting my digital camera set up and forgot to hit record on the vid camera.

[MACandLEE]

I love being form Lubbock, I love our fireworks. = D

[2000Allen]

Sweet stuff man!

[BarneySaysHi]

Man, every time you think they can't go any bigger, a bigger one goes up. Talk about quality fireworks!

[klk1900]

yea they were still pretty good pic's. so u didnt haft to dill with a crowd i bet that was nice...

[CaStormChaser]

Awesome footage!! Loved the live stream last night!! Happy 4th!

[stormspinner1]

Even with the smoke, you did a great job, here. 10 stars. =] Thanks for taking me to Lubbock, Texas!  Mine were in Burleson, in North Central Texas. It was HOOTTT, with light winds (around 95 degrees at fireworks time). Distant thunderstorms provided a bit of God's fireworks in the skies, a StormSpinner's wish. =]