Pink Dragonflies in the Night Sky

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«Pink Dragonflies in the Night Sky»

Spectacular colorful Japanese fireworks in shape resembling the pink color dragonflies during the Japanese Hanabi pyrotechnic show at the closing ceremony of the annual international festival Circle of Light at Moscow's Rowing Canal in Krylatskoye. The show was dedicated to the "Year of Japan in Russia".

Photo #130 taken on September 25, 2018

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Date: September 25, 2018 02:00:00 pm EDT
File name: ALP-2018-0925-130-Pink-Dragonflies-in-Night-Sky-Krylatskoye-Circle-of-Light.jpg
Tags: Russia , lights , circle of light , fireworks , Light Show , Krylatskoye , Rowing Canal , LightFest , colors , colorful , shows , festivals , Japanese Fireworks , pyrotechnics , Hanabi , dragonflies , Moscow

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