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An intricate cauldron that rocked like a rocking chair, causing fire to spout from its various outlets as the airflow through the piece changed.
Clemson first responders check out their brand new $1.2 million ladder truck at the Clemson University Fire Department, Jan. 19, 2017. The ladder is capable of extending the equivalent of ten stories. (Photo by Ken Scar)
Fighting the fire raging on Mt. Carmel and other areas in Israel's North, 3.12.10. Photo: Moshe Milner, GPO.
Similar to one of Aaron Nace's photos (where I got the idea to do it). However obviously I lack the photoshopness to do it as well as he does....
1010 East 8th Street
Built in 1934
The entrance originally had large, matching, deco-style lanterns. The terra cotta panel above the main entry door is elaborated with an “Adonis-type male, stripped to the waist. He has Gamewell alarm tape running through his hands. Flanking him from behind are two helmeted firefighters. A two-headed dragon is shown connected to stylized hoses with the nozzles appearing as their heads.
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I bought this fire pit when I was 15 for $30. It is made out of manganese. Each piece weighs 500 pounds,
"PLANES: FIRE & RESCUE" Designed by Art Director Toby Wilson early in the production, these Americana-style concepts for the look of Piston Peak National Park were inspired by vintage 1930s WPA-era prints. ©2014 Disney Enterprises, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
6-21-2016
House Fire
6900-blk Cornwallis Rd
Clayton FD, Cleveland FD, Garner FD, Johnston County EMS (1st alarm)
Wilson's Mills FD (2nd alarm)
3 additional Garner tankers, Eastern Wake Tanker and Wendell Tanker (3rd Alarm)
Assignment: PCA49 - Fire and Ice
Deadline: December 14, 2008
Image tag: pca49
From: Parsleycat
Mission:
This is for images which convey feelings of both warmth/heat and cold/coolness at the same time. This can be done though careful composition, color schemes and/or subject matter. For example, you could have actual imagery of flames and ice, all the way to just hot and cool colors in the same pic...or any combination.
WIT:
My original plan was to use a candle to back light the ornament. Problem # 1: No candles of the right height with a visible flame. So I grabbed this candle. Problem # 2: The lighter that I use for the BBQ wouldn't work. So I tear the house apart looking for matches. No matches. Muttering imprecations and impolite words, I grab the lighter again. Got it to work enough to light the candle. Problem # 3: Blasted candle doesn't produce much flame. After more impolite words, I grabbed my handy dandy LED flashlight and wound up illuminating the scene as you see here.
To set the exposure, I put the camera in aperture mode and took a shot - noting the shutter time. Then I put the camera in shutter mode and adjusted the time to half because I wanted darker than 18% gray. Some brackets around that and voila! The hardest part of the actual exposure was getting the tripod adjusted. Just the normal fiddles in ACR.
At the wedding these guys n girls came in and did some traditional dancing as well as fire twirling . Was pretty cool .