Firework Photo Fix

Fix this uploaded photo of a fireworks display. The fireworks came out dim, hazy, and smeared with motion blur — the bursts look like faint smudges of light lost in smoke and darkness instead of the crisp show you actually saw.

Sharpen every firework burst into crisp, well-defined trails and sparks, boost the color saturation of the burst colors, and clear away the haze and smoke so the night sky reads deep black instead of murky gray. Keep the composition, camera angle, and any visible skyline, crowd, or silhouettes exactly as they are — don't crop, don't add fireworks that weren't there, don't change what's actually in frame.

Preserve the photo's natural night-photography grain and any ambient light sources unchanged in position and color; avoid over-sharpening into a plastic or HDR-painted look, and don't smooth away the texture of smoke or clouds that are supposed to be there. This is a clarity and color correction, not a repaint.

The final result should look like the fireworks photo you meant to capture — crisp, vivid bursts against a clean night sky, exactly what your eyes saw in the moment.