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I visited state 47/48 this weekend and the cold, rainy weather meant I got warm and cozy in a ski lodge with this awesome fire!
St. Louis, Missouri, USA.. No one was injured. Created for the challenge, "Black and White City Places" Thanks for looking!
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The blazing fire in the sky at sunrise reflected in the calm water at Sawley Cut in winter, Nottinghamshire.
Theres always fire in you... Sometimes less, sometimes more... But its still there... Just fuel it...
I found this clump of Fireweed in front of a burned tree. This tree and countess others burned in the Cameron Peak Fire in 2020. This ended up being the largest wildfire in Colorado history.
Here’s the lava “fire hose” from over a year ago during sunset. I missed it at its peak, but photographed it a few days after it weakened from a collapse. The wind conditions were not favorable as I was unable to get a single clear shot of the entire lava hose. What I ended up doing is stacking a burst-shot sequence with the Lighten blending mode to reveal the whole thing as each shot only revealed a small portion. I used the Nikon 500mm f/8 Reflex lens to capture this and even that wasn't enough to capture much detail in the hose from how far away the lookout was.
A welcome sight on a cold rainy day to see a roaring log fire.
The logs had a wonderful aroma.
Interesting flame shapes.
Biddulph Grange.
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The Fire by Daniel Arrhakis (2014-2015)
- This is photographic work. The base photo was taken in Quinta Do Relógio, Sintra (Portugal) .
The Monk silhouette figure was based in the Sculpture by Katharina Fritsch "The Monk" (1997-99).
Okay, the smallest 'figure' (second from the left) is totally Photoshopped. But other than that, the rest of the photograph is actual SOOC flames inside my cottage fireplace. See additional flame photos adjacent to the link below:
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Metal fire escapes on the old buildings in Cortlandt Alley, on the borders of TriBeCa, SoHo and Chinatown in Lower Manhattan.
New York City, September 2017.
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The Unforgettable Fire, sunrise over Wastwater, in the Lake District, Cumbria. This is another shot taken from s different location, giving a wider view of the mountains behind and more reflections. I liked them both, wasn't sure which one to post, so thought i would post both.
Canon EOS 5D MKII, Canon 17-40mm, F16, 20mm, ISO50, Exp 10 Second
Lee ND 0.9, Lee Hard Grad 0.3, Hitech Soft Grad 0.9
Raw File Processed in Lightroom, Edited in Elements.
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The rain is pouring here at Cradle Mountain so I've taken the opportunity to upload my first image from our trip around Tassie (organised and guided by Tim Poulton).
This one is from a few days ago at the Bay Of Fires. A stunningly beautiful place on Tassie's east coast. White beaches, pure blue waters, fiery red rocks... A seascapers paradise :)
There are one or two things I'll probably touch up on this image when I get home (and regain use of a computer mouse!) but I'm happy to let them slide for a few days :)
As fellow photographer Phil Kuntz commented, this "Seems to be the new 'normal' in the PNW [Pacific Northwest]" If you live near or travel through the densely forested regions of the western United States, you know that wildfires and forest fires have been a major concern during the past few summers. And they seem to be getting more numerous and wide-spread with each passing year. This particular forest fire was in the beautiful Okanogan National Forest in the state of Washington. Even though I was driving with my windows up, I wore a mask for an hour when the smoke became extremely thick and hazardous. I drove well into the night before I was able to finally get away from it.
I can still "smell" the smoke when I see this image. Let's hope this coming summer is better!
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If it doesn't set your soul on fire, it's not worth the burn.
C.Churchill
Happy looking close....on Friday
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