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Fire shots made durin' the springtime fest, in Santa Margherita Ligure.
Two days of joys and rural market. This is a ritual for the prosperity... and attract many peoples and tourists... Enjoy
5th and final night. Sleeping under a thin canopy of trees under the stars, full moon throwing patterns on my sleeping bag, the quiet sounds of embers and the soft roar of the river off in the darkness.
This Fire Breather was in a theme park at Kai Feng. He uses Shao Lin methods to do his act. The substance he swallows smelt like kerosine. He actually drank the contents of the bowl, and swallowed it. He then brings up a portion of it and uses it for the fireball you see. He did this three times from the one drink of kerosene.
The photo is executed in technique «LightGraphic » or «The painting of light», that assumes illumination of model by small light sources in darkness on long endurance.
Thus, all lightcloth (composition) - is one Photo Exposition, is embodied on a matrix of the camera in one click of a shutter.
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THE FIRE HORSE
(Inspired by a Pokemon character, Ponyta)
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We had a fire on the back hill of our property last night (scary!!) and this is the plane dumping the fire retardant around the perimiter of it. It came pretty close to the house but thankfully with the help of neighbours and the Forestry firefighting crew the danger has subsided. Today they are mopping up and we are heading out to camp for the long weekend for a much needed break.
happened to look outside last night while editing…..
…..grabbed my camera and ran out barefoot to snap some photos of the amazing sunset.
The Malawian soil lends itself nicely to be made into bricks. If you can afford a brick house, it is better than living in a mud hut.
When you start brick production, the first few bricks are dried in the sun and you use them to build a kiln. The subsequent bricks shaped in a wooden mould are fired in the kiln to improve their durability.
Photographed northwest of Lilongwe, Malawi
Fire in a tyre depot spread to adjoining buildings. Time of call; 0648hrs. Incident went MP4, MP6, MP10 and finally MP14. Crews from Hampshire, Surrey and Berkshire in attendance
brincando com fósforos e com a velocidade do obturador....
playing with matches and with the shutter speed...
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Fire Poi -
A regular favourite of fire twirlers. Poi is a Maori word and the art of spinning poi originally comes from New Zealand, though can be found throughout the world today. Fire Poi are made of a ball of kevlar wick on the end of a chain that is swung around the body. Usually twirled in pairs, they create a beautiful circular fire trail about the fire dancer.
This Fire Breather was in a theme park at Kai Feng. He uses Shao Lin methods to do his act. The substance he swallows smelt like kerosine. He actually drank the contents of the bowl, and swallowed it. He then brings up a portion of it and uses it for the fireball you see. He did this three times from the one drink of kerosene.
On 19 June, 2015 the LAFD responded to a structure fire call to find a large, 2 story apartment building under construction fully involved with fire. A 3 story apartment building to the west was exposed and the fire extended to several units and the common attic. 134 FF battled both fires for just over an hour before getting a knockdown. 3 Pts (including 1 FF) were treated for minor injuries. © Photo by Juan Guerra
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The effect is thanks to a long exposure setting, not Photoshop. Day 33
"I don't know what you expect staring into the TV set.
Fighting fire with fire."
--David Byrne, "Burning Down the House"
firefighters control burn a former meth house - here's the shocker - 1/2 mile from my house, suburbia! I had no clue! Granted it sat on 15 acres but I passed it everyday out of my neighborhood. It was weird watching firemen just watch it burn, their families sat in lawn chairs having pizza while it burned. Lots of fire trucks not a lot fire fighting.
This is a picture of a fire at a DCP Midstream plant near Carthage, Texas, on February 11th. I didn't take the photo and don't know who did. The flames were intense enough to burn cars and melt a trailer home across the road, and melt the asphalt of 79. There were no casualties.