Happy new year! Moon, Orion and fireworks

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Happy new year! At midnight, when I went outside, I took my camera and tripod with me. 98% Moon was glowing on the sky. Just when fireworks went off, there was huge hole in the clouds that was revealing Orion. I took 5 seconds exposure photo amd got that effect! That was the picture I wanted to get that night :)

Location: 51.81N  19.31E
ISO: 800
Exposure: 5 seconds


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