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Steve made a big bonfire of garden rubbish in July. My contribution to the project was to record it for posterity on digital media.
Photographed during the closing ceremony fire event at the 2013-14 Woodford Folk Festival. An audience of over 20,000 watched from the hillside.
365 days of colour: 62.365
100 Pictures: 8. Fireworks/fire
An outside fire-pit on campus. The concrete wall is wide enough to sit on and they have rocking chairs encircling it.
It's been cold since we've gotten home from San Francisco. And to top it off, the heat isn't kicking on in the downstairs of the house. So tonight was our first fire of the season. To be honest...I'm not too sad about having our first fire of the season because I happen to really love the Fall and it's something I would miss quite a bit if I ever moved.
**Taken with a Canon Rebel T1i and processed in Lightroom
This one is just the corner of Sophie Ann edited to look like that . The original came out alright but with PS, there is always tons of effects that can improve the quality of the photo
On this one I edited the color and messed with the blur tool
A structure burned by the Mill Flat Fire in New Harmony, Utah. The fire has since been contained but not before burning 12,000+ acres.
The organisers of the busking comp. brought on this amazing act as the finale whilst the judges decided on the winners.
Nose of a fire truck in Julian, California
Taken a day trip to Julian, a town known for its apple pies and I can vouch that they are delicious. We continued on to Aranza Borrego Desert State Park
Lighting the fire during a cold Albany winter. Taken with Pentax 50mm f1.4 (via adaptor). Another 'cross-process' look thingy with grain added in post despite the shot being taken at ISO 6400.
Fire fighting helicopter blade frozen with 1/3200 shutter. You can see the water bucket directly overhead.