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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rexer John" data-source="post: 142478" data-attributes="member: 12691">You're dealing with very bright against very dark so a filter is not good unless it has anti-reflective coatings.i.e. you might get ghost firework trails as well as real ones.Your background and sky should be ok for a long shutter speed in the dark with low ISO.The ground will be lit mainly by the firework (acting as a flash) so having the shutter open for an extended period, i.e. more than the firework burst that you want to capture, wont be a problem.Your camera should have a firework mode too.Avoid wide open as it wont be the sharpest image, avoid too small an aperture because you will probably get diffraction stars.</blockquote>