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A Fire Truck Extravaganza was held at the New Hartford Shopping Center in New Hartford NY. Trucks from the counties around Utica were represented.
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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Photography creates sense when you analyze them properly and gives different perspective to different people in their own views.
"The Year of the Fire Rooster begins January 28, 2017. Being the sign of dawn and awakening, triumph and success during the year can only be achieved at the price of hard work and patience.
2017 is subject to the fire element in its yin form. Yin fire expresses inner warmth and inight, as well as the quietness of privacy and family ties ..." ~by Karma Weather
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Roger K Kerr II ( Truck Co 1) helps pick up hose after a house fire at 720 W 3rd. Roger is now Chief of Department.
This is a photo that I took of a Fire Dancer (Alisha Page) while attending Russell's International Circus in Trusthorpe (U.K)
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.
This is the view from some way away, unfortunately—over the wall onto what were fields backing onto our building.
The buildings on fire are an industrial complex. Just off-camera to the left is the Saint John Ogilvie Primary School. I think behind the trees on the left-hand side of the photo is the school caretaker's house, but I could be wrong. The wind is obviously not blowing in a favourable direction.
DAJ 700T Dennis F133 emergency tender in service with cleveland fire brigade from 1979-1995.purchased by myself for preservation minus its front wheels hubs king pins and steering bar so any help locating these parts would be greatly appreciated.