The guys were back again at Pontcysyllte Aqueduct’s World Heritage Site ‘Pontfest 2013’ lighting the magnificent 126 foot high aqueduct – the longest in Britain!
This year brought a huge crowd to see the show of searchlights, flames and fireworks for the family ‘picnic in the park’ event.
Pontcysyllte Aqueduct Searchlight Show
On Friday 12 July 2013 huge crowds gathered at Pontcysyllte Aqueduct to see the Word Heritage site landmark lit up on a fabulous summer evening. There were thousands of people enjoying the live music throughout the evening as they eagerly awaited the sky to darken and the light show to begin. The light show directed at the Aqueduct Arches was spectacular and followed by a Fireworks display donated by a local “Kevin” company – an amusing pronunciation of “Cefn” by the compare. Nobody left the evening disappointed. Congratulations to the organisers.
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via Pontfest 2013 – Aqueduct Spectacular » Llangollen, Bala, Chirk and Corwen – Dee Valley, North Wales.
Searchlights for stadiums
Searchlights were called in to support Arsenal against Munich Bayern’s Champions League game.
6 high powered Searchlights were used around the stadium shining high into air. Each searchlight has a high powered 8000kw xenon lamp which creates a beam up to a mile high in the sky – so high we always get CAA approval to use the lights!
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Search light show
Searchlights for events
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Searchlights and projection onto Nelson’s column
Chinese New Year Celebration 2013
Come and say Kung Hei Fat Choi on Sunday Feb 10th 2012
PROGRAMME of London Chinese New Year Celebration 2013
Map of London Chinese New Year Celebration 2013
China comes to London in a breathtaking blaze of colour on Sunday 10th February 2013 with the Chinese New Year celebrations. Large crowds are expected to head into the centre of the capital to herald the Year of the Snake, which is all about action, change, innovation and achievement.
The festivities, which are the largest outside Asia, offer revellers a feast of Chinese culture, including a gravity defying lion dance, fireworks and a variety of performers from China and the UK. The opening ceremony with the traditional eye dotting ceremony, takes place at midday in Trafalgar Square. A dramatic firecracker display will signal a cultural feast of Chinese music, dance and acrobatics.
Hunderds of performers will take their place on the Trafalgar Square main stage, including the world-renowned Chen Brothers Flying Lion Dance and variety performers from Guangdong and Sichuan Provinces. Lawrence Cheng, festival director, London Chinatown Chinese Association, which is organising the celebrations, says, “Chinese New Year is the most important festival for the worldwide Chinese community.
Chinese New Year Searchlights and projection Trafalgar Square, London
It has been celebrated for thousands of years, but nowadays it is welcomed by over a sixth of the world’s population. It is wonderful to witness the celebration of Chinese culture in London. This multi-cultural city sees the largest celebration of Chinese New Year outside Asia.” London’s Chinese New Year celebrations are FREE to attend and family friendly.
Nelson Column searchlights and projections
As well as the parade and festival, there will be stalls offering a variety of souvenirs including lanterns, paper dragons, drums and paper cutting artwork and people attending are also recommended to sample the delicious regional food that is served in and around Chinatown.
via London Chinatown Chinese Association – Chinese New Year 2013.
Searchlight hire for Aviva Stadium, Dublin
For the huge rugby game Ireland v South Africa – Guinness Rugby Series emf travelled to the Aviva Stadium, Dublin to help cheer on Ireland with 6 high powered colour changing searchlights supporting Ireland with green beams shining over the the stadium
flame effects and searchlights for events
For Battersea Park Fireworks night pre-show EMF ran searchlights, flame effects and a laser show to keep the crowd entertained before the famous fireworks were let off.
Iron Bridge all lit up for heritage festival
Shropshire’s world-famous Iron Bridge will be lit up tomorrow night as part of celebrations to mark Ironbridge Gorge’s status as a World Heritage Site.
Getting ready for Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Festival are Kuldip Sahota, leader of Telford & Wrekin Council, and festival organiser Barbara Taylor
Outdoor projection and searchlights lit up the night for the celebrations of the Ironbridge Festival
It will be bathed in colour as fireworks go off to mark the end of the first day of the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Festival, which begins in the town at midday.
The Wharfage will be transformed into a market selling unusual and locally made crafts and food.
The Ironbridge Catering Company will bring an enormous mobile barbecue and serve meats from Buttercoss Farm, in Market Drayton.
Another stallholder will be Beeford Bee Products, together with Shropshire charities and street performers.
People can also take a river cruise on board The Hafren pleasure boat.
via Iron Bridge all lit up for heritage festival « Shropshire Star.
EMF were commissioned on behalf of ‘Fashion For The Brave’ at The Dorchester Hotel for their fundraising gala by projection two massive Union Jack flags with 7kw High Powered projectors and two high powered 8KW colour changing searchlights to welcome the guests.
Massive Union Jack Flags projected onto The Dorchester for Help for Heroes / Fashion for the Brave
Power at the Power Station EMF supplied City Colours and High Powered Projection onto the internal walls of Battersea Power Station. Together with six of their 8Kw Searchlights they lit up the night sky for this private wedding party event.
Lighting and Laser show at Battersea Power Station
Shard building launch, lasers and search lights
BRITAIN’S tallest building was officially unveiled yesterday — with a dazzling laser display that lit up the London skyline.
Beams of light shot out of The Shard on the banks of the River Thames to mark the completion of the skyscraper’s exterior.
The view from inside is equally awesome. I was
one of the first journalists welcomed in for a sneak peek a few hours before last night’s breath-taking display, which was rehearsed days earlier.
My ears popped as I whizzed up the middle of the 1,016ft glass structure at a rate of six floors a second.
Although work on the inside is expected to continue into 2013, I was taken 800ft up to the viewing gallery.
It doesn’t open to the public until February but tickets go on sale today at a pricey £24.95 each for adults.
Spectacular … The Shard turns yellow
For that, you do get extraordinary 40-mile views in each direction from the site in Southwark.
via The Shard — Britian’s tallest building — is officially unveiled with a laser show | The Sun |News.
