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Fire wave in valley of Fire State Park, Overton, Nevada near Las Vegas. It was 105 degrees and they warned you against hiking, but being from South Carolina I did not find it too bad - took plenty of water.
Sunset through the haze and smoke from the fires in Vancouver BC. You can see a lone boat almost in the path of the sun. Taken with my iPhone, SOOC
As part of the Wintercity festival in Toronto, France's Cie Carabosse fired up hundreds of clay pots and metal sculptures, some of which were pleasantly warm to sit on.
Fire Eater Grand Cayman Island. At our hotel there was a big and very high quality outdoor buffet with a live band and this guy was part of the entertainment. I had to crank up the ASA really high to get this hand held shot up to a decent shutter speed.
Mantém-te distante da inveja, pois assim como o fogo queima a lenha, a inveja consome as boas ações.
L'un des 5 phares visités sur la Côte-Nord fut celui de l'île aux perroquets. Nous avons eu la chance d'être les premiers clients de la nouvelle Auberge de l'île aux Perroquets. C'est un terrain de jeu incroyable pour un photographe. Tout y est magnifique.
Canon EOS 6D
EF24-70mm f/2.8L USM à 24 mm, f/2.8, ISO 1600
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Sadly, there is currently a wild fire burning not far from my old fire tower. Drawing by an old friend of mine, Dick Stoker.
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Here is a photo from earlier this year: flic.kr/p/2m54tfu
me hard at work: flic.kr/p/27fZb4N
(do not use this address for Christmas cards, it is a bit out of date)
Brentwood Fire Car : I used THIS photo as a 'DEMO PHOTO 'for FLICKR at my Monthly Zoom Meeting for FLICKR users in BRENTWOOD & DISTRICT PHOTOGRAPHIC CLUB I 'Healed Out' a White Scratch and improved the colour.
The Zoroastrian Fire Temple, also known as Yazd/Bahram/Behram Ateshkadeh, is a temple in Yazd, to the west of Yazd in Iran. A fire temple in Zoroastrianism is the place of worship for Zoroastrians.The fire inside is said to have been burning since about 470 AD which is visible through a window from the entrance hall. The flame was transferred to Ardakan in 1174, then to Yazd in 1474 and to its present site in 1940. Above the entrance of this building, there is symbolic bird-man (Faravahar) which is symbol of Zoroaster.
The figure inside is that of an old man, representing wisdom of age. There are two wings in two sides of the picture, which have three main feathers. These main feathers indicate three symbols of "good thoughts, good words, and good deeds," which are at the same time the motive of flight and advancement. The lower part of the Faravahar consists of three parts, representing "bad reflection, bad words and bad deeds" which causes misery and misfortune for human beings. There are two loops at the two sides of the Faravahar, which represent positive forces and negative forces. The former is directed toward the face and the latter is located at the back. This also indicates that we have to proceed toward the good and turn away from bad. The ring in the center symbolizes the eternity of universe or the eternal nature of the soul. As a circle, it has no beginning and no end. One of the hands points upwards, indicating that there is only one direction to choose in life and that is forward. The other hand holds a ring and some interpreters consider that as the ring of covenant and used in wedding ceremonies representing loyalty and faithfulness which is the basis of Zartosht's philosophy.
A capture of an art glass plate seen at the Tempe Art Festival, this central section looks just like fire to me. Since glass blowing and glass art begins with fire, seeing it born right into the glass for the color was exciting. I do not know the artist and would appreciate an ID so I may give a credit. This photo was shot about 20 feet from the plate displayed on a stand in a vendor booth.