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Just left work and saw massive amount of black smoke not that far away, so me being me had to find out what it was. Don't know how it started but 4 fields of crops have burnt out, there was fire engines all over there were spread out over 3/4 mile. It was big. I caught the tail end of it.
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This is the area of the Rough Fire that ravaged through Kings Canyon National Park in California last year. It burned over 150,000 acres of land and churned out a large amount of smoke. There were many days when we were told the air was unhealthy to breath.
They just opened this part of the park back up and I took off to check it out. I was amazed at the amount of damage the fire caused, but also by the beauty that nature has put in its place. The wildflowers had taken over the mountainsides where there used to be trees. It was really a wonderful sight to see. Mother Nature is taking care of herself.
On Scene of a HOUSE FIRE at 1314 North Anne Shirley Drive in Olathe on October 29, 2011 around 300 hours.
Picture ID# 0253
They freely give to the poor.
Their goodness will continue forever.
They will be honored with victory.
The station officer has arrived at Brunswych Fire Station in his Woody, as four enthusiasts await a turn out. The crew are out of sight completing their risk critical daily checks
Not a real fire, but lights -- part of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden's annual light show, "Lightscape."
Sunset glow over the estuary where Fraser River meets the sea, Richmond, BC, Canada.
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Je voulais faire une autre photo plus compliqué mais ça n'a pas fonctionné alors je met une photo naturelle.
I wanted to make a photo concept but it didn't worked so here's a simple photo.
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Prompt:graffiti of a fire bird mural painted on a brick wall impressionist style using a palette knife with heavy paint applied oil on canvas in van Gogh style.
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Fire Call Conference two fireman confer on the status of the house fire in a controlled burn locally, shot in North Carolina.
A well known and frequently photographed feature in Valley of Fire State Park that is called "Fire Wave". It is best photographed near sunset, but then there are many visitors around and difficult to get photos without lots of people in the scene. There were only 5 early morning visitors here when this image was made. A portion of the shadow of one of the photographer's tripod is in the lower portion of this image, which maybe I should have cropped out to avoid any human evidence in the photo.
who can imagine that pines and spruce have such highly inflammable oils in them ??...that when they are on fire they actually explode !!!!
The 150th anniversary of the establishment of the City of Buchanan (Michigan) Fire Department was in 2012. The event was celebrated with the return of the bell that occupied the original fire house. The bell now occupies a place of honor in Fire House Park.
The following enscription is found on the bell:
Meneely & Kimberley,
Founders,
Troy, N. Y., 1876.
Unfortunately, the steps taken to protect the bell from vandalism (i.e., enclosure in plexiglass) makes it nearly impossible to take decent photos of the bell without intrusive reflections.
Taken for the "Smile on Saturday" theme of 8/15/2020: RING THE BELL.
Apocalyptic Metamorphosis VI - The Fire Wolves by Daniel Arrhakis (2016)
With the music : audiomachine - Evasion
A Series Of Eight Works, eight personal visions about our World today ...
The sixth work of this series about our times ...
They came from the East from the Steppes of Altai, attracting others along the way, imposing the terror and fear in the silence of the nights ... burning everything in their path ... others joined, hungry for power ... reigning ancient kingdoms and empires of the past ... even beyond the Atlantic as if a plague it were, devouring the Light and the Hope of Men who stopped believing in love and freedom.
In the beginning the Wolves promise changes and so they did ... they changed our world and ourselves ... to Wolves like them !
Breathing a stream of fuel over an open flame... just to entertain people, It can be a dangerous act performing by a juggler.
The fire pump at the historic fire station, part of the Księży Młyn, industrial and residential complex in Łódź.
Księży Młyn is a factory estate built in the 19th century on the initiative of Karol Scheibler, one of Łódź's wealthiest industrialists. Łódź, Poland.
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Some of Thai art pattern like "Kanok" inspired by nature form like fire. But I do not believe textbook much cause I never seen rolled fire like "Kanok" before. Until recently I capture this picture, it has cleared my doubt that the fire that inspired artist to create the Thai art was not fire in kitchen or ligther. It is the fire in Budhism ceremony called "Lor Pha" or the fire that melt metals like gold or brass to mold buddha statue. It is very strong fire that can melt metal into liquid. I take this on Visakha Bucha day.