I love fireworks shots, even though they’re a tough nut to crack, and you’ve got to be quick to get the image.
I’ll probably use my camera, as I can get superior shots, but I’m in the minority.
Most of you will want to take these photos on a smartphone, and that’s fine. You can get great results if you follow some of these tips. And there's a new wrinkle this year--I’m guessing many of you might want to show off your fireworks on video, which is way easier, via Facebook Live or the Periscope app. I’ve got suggestions for both.
Let’s talk stills first:
Here are the basics: You’ll need to steady the camera, because you’re shooting in low light.  I’d love you to put it on a tripod--you can get a cheap one for as little as $25 at Target and it will do the trick. If you don’t have one, get a Selfie Stick and hold it steady, or pick up on of those Gorilla Pods and try gripping your smartphone to a tree branch, or something that’s steadier than your shaky hands.
With a smartphone, you're not going to get a close up, of course, but that's OK. A big, wide shot of the night sky will look fabulous on your Facebook and Instagram pages.
You’ll want to get off “auto” mode to shoot at a slower shutter speed to capture the fireworks. Many Galaxy phones have a "low light" mode, and even a "fireworks" mode. Give them a try. For the iPhone, try downloading the app, Slow Shutter, 

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The rockets expected to carry China's second orbiting space lab Tiangong-2 and the Shenzhou-11 manned spacecraft into space have been delivered to Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China.
A statement issued by the Manned Space Engineering Office on Saturday said that the center is where the assembly and tests of the rockets, which belong to the Long March-2F rocket series, will be carried out.
The rockets were sent from Beijing Wednesday by rail.
Compared with their predecessors, the two rockets feature technical improvements to improve their safety and reliability, according to China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology.
Tiangong-2 is scheduled to launch in mid-September, and Shenzhou-11, which will carry two astronauts to dock with Tiangong-2, will be sent into space in mid-October.