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Wood Fired Pizza Delivery Food Truck Ad, Pics by Mike Mozart instagram.com/MikeMozart

The Hawley Arms the day after the fire at Camden Lock.

We always say goodbye to a passing year with a bonfire. Here it took the form of Grýla holding a misbehaved child ;o)

Haight SFFD has the coolest emblem.

Fire at Convoy Construction Materials in the Richmond Industrial Park in Grande Prairie, April 9, 2015

This is a collection of the same fire at different stages. Just experimenting :)

Fotografía tomada por: Felipe Betancur

Goodwin Fire; 6/27/17; Photo by Debbie Maneely; Credit U. S. Forest Service

Fire at 224 Jane Ct. on Feb. 5, 1980.

Checkered Demons Rally #18, Barely Legal // Narrowsburg, NY

My friend has one of those cast iron fire pits.

Makes a neat wallpaper.

Digital

 

My dad wanted this. He's starting to appreciate my photography a little bit more.

Close up of fire

Fire Fighters from all over Southern California battle a fast moving 10,000 acre Wildfire with extreme Fire Behavoir in Ventura County.

This building was so badly damaged by yesterday's fire that it has to be demolished.

Europes biggest man made fire tornado

Nothing like a warm bonfire to end a cold evening. Shot this with an exposure of 1/15 sec f/4.5

 

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DC-10 911 making a run on the Bridge Fire, San Bernardino County, July 14, 2017

This Truck Trailer caught fire on vail pass, west bound. Vail Fire Department responded with Engine 1 first on scene then Engine 2.

Anyone for a BBQ....Almost 42,000lbs of pork up in flames. It was also a brand new trailer.....was! Thank you for a great job.

Beginning of a warm and cozy evening!

I spent an inordinate amount of time keeping this fire going. We were burning what was left of a neighboring beach house.

 

I am part of the Volusia County Art Consorteum, a small group of artists who enjoy promoting our art and showing at various events. Because I do watercolor, I prefer to be inside the building, while many of the folks who do oils and acrylics stay outdoors. That day was particularly windy, too, and as the venue is right across the street from the river, the wind was really blowing. Glass in the frames blowing over wouldn't be a good idea, either, so though there's not as much visibility, indoors is best for me.

 

This was my second show, and I had one sale, something that many of the artists weren't as fortunate to get. The person I was showing with, my long time friend, Jim Edwards, who is an accomplished artist and does lovely seascapes, got lots of attention, but no sales this time. Since we're both unemployed, starving artists now, we've been pulling for each other! Times are tough, though, and I feel blessed that I was able to make a sale.

 

This woman twirled fire, and was quite interesting! There was a strong smell of propane or kerosene, though, which wasn't too pleasant. I was pretty amazed by some of the things she did without setting herself on fire!

Lens:Nikon 18-105mm VR

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