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i was attracted to take this picture, when i realised that the light coming from my car's headlight will give more nuance to this picture.
VENICE - An outside fire quickly spread to and destroyed a vacant commercial building near the Venice Beach Boardwalk just before dawn Wednesday, but thankfully caused no injury.
The Los Angeles Fire Department was notified of a rubbish fire at 6:19 AM on January 13, 2021 at 723 South Ocean Front Walk in Venice, where firefighters arrived quickly to discover the outside fire involving a homeless encampment had spread into a vacant two story commercial building, threatening two additional occupied business structures to the north.
Though portions of the fire building and threatened structures were initially believed partially residential, they proved to all have been businesses.
With an aggressive effort to curtail the flames underway, additional firefighters were requested while LAFD crews shepherded bystanders to safety and forcibly breached the perimeter of the well-secured fire building, assuring no one was trapped inside the heat- and smoke-charged structure.
Determining no one to be in peril within the 6,952 square-foot building, and noting evidence of structural compromise and fire through the roof, a swift and well-coordinated transition was made to external defensive operations, to deploy large volumes of water via handheld hose lines and elevated hose streams atop aerial ladders.
One hundred sixteen firefighters under the command of Assistant Chief Dean Zipperman confined the fire to the involved structure and a portion of the encampment, preventing damage to the two adjacent businesses, extinguishing the stubborn flames in 2 hours and 17 minutes.
No injuries were reported.
Though several nearby fire hydrants were readily used by LAFD responders to successfully battle the flames, one - that displayed no evidence of damage or any manner of tampering, proved to be non-functional and was reported to the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power for repair. That individual hydrant's status did not exacerbate fire damage or hinder the control of flames.
The specific cause (emphasis) of this greater alarm fire remains the focus of an active LAFD investigation.
For updated informtion regarding this incident, visit:
lafd.org/news/fire-consumes-vacant-commercial-building-ne...
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo | Cody Weireter
LAFD Incident: 011321-0289
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one of the project been given at uni
1 front cover , 1 back cover , 1 spread-out pages of a random magazine
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done in Photoshop , Illustrator and InDesign
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Disclaimer : 2 images i used are found on Google , i take no credit for them
The evening light lights up some of the buildings on the sea front in Peel. This was an 8 second exposure.
Used two neewer tt560 flashes one pointed to the back of the skater and one in front of the skater. Triggered by yongnuo rf603c's.
this is my first project all on my very own, but i guess it's really my second as i had already done a dress with my mother--which really helped me out on this one. if she had been with me, i know there would be no puckering around the front panel, but alas, i was going to drive myself crazy with the seam ripper, so i decided to just let it be. the pattern is from the Simplicity Built By Wendy line, #3964, and the yellow fabric is from joann's (leftover from the duvet cover) and the brown fabric is from an ikea sheet that i also used in making the duvet cover. thanks to catlin for giving me the pattern!
A simple and inviting front entrance design
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From a Lithuanian dealer, in a London market. Assuming this is Eastern Front then. A strangely thoughtful looking group.
Awesome fabric for the curtain from boosterseat.etsy.com
The handles for both the fridge and stove are Ikea Lansa. $6.99 for two.
On the blog.