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So I went outside to take pictures and get some nice Vitamin D to fight this stupid cold and the Jerks that live behind us are burning their leaves and the smoke is coming right into our yard :( Sucks so much they can do that here.
So this was it, One miserable picture ;) I can't bring myself to change her out of this awesome outfit, it just suits her so much <3
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Rehearsals of fire for a performance by BRINGTHEFIRE Project in Liverpools St Lukes Church, know locally as the bombed church
A very cool light mural (constantly mutating and changing in a long loop) and the reflecting pool on the Gene Leahy Central Park Mall, which is one of three riverfront parks in Omaha.
UPDATE: This made Explore for March 6, 2026. Thx Flickr. Always an honor.
Flambeau--A burning torch, especially one carried in procession. This was shot from a temple procession, in which the devotees carry the flambeau right in front of the procession followed by ornamented elephants carrying the God or Goddess.
Gila River Fire-Ethan Fire
June 27, 2008
I was actually on the reservation for this one and got into a little bit of trouble for being there with the State HWY Trooper. He basically told me to 'get lost' or he'd impound my car and confiscate my camera equipment. Nice huh? He deterred me just enough to go home and return the next day. ;-)
(BTW he had a problem with me there taking pictures but not of the Native Americans who were drinking in cars next to me watching the fire...all needing to drive home at some point. The Native Americans were nice and thought I should stay. I wasn't bothering anyone.)
Taken at Betley Bonfire on Bonfire Night a while back. I think that the people blocking the fire makes the fire seem big... Which it was, it was huge!
lo scatto è stato fatto quasi a caso, cercavo l'effetto del fuoco su fondo nero, solo dopo mi sono reso conto che il fuoco aveva preso forma quasi di una rosa in fiamme ed è stato bellissimo.
the shot was made almost at random , looking for the effect of the fire on a black background , until I realized that the fire had almost taken the form of a rose on fire and it was beautiful .
Reworking of an old shot from a trip across the Simpson Desert in Australia in June 2017.
Our campsite was just north of the QAA Line on the border between Queensland and the Northern Territory. The Small Magellanic Cloud is visible on the left while the Large Magellanic Cloud is in the centre just above the horizon.
Digging through my archives looking for presets and birdie pics. Found this combination that gives the most neutral color and details.
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Batchelor Heights
Kamloops, B.C.
In all the years I've lived in Kamloops (about 25 years total), I've never seen a wildfire come so close to the city. There were 12 homes evacuated. These were about a mile from where I live and I took these photos from a parking lot across from my home. The initial moments, as high winds fanned up the flames, were terrifying. All is under control now though.
A desert bighorn ram takes a break at Valley of Fire State Park in Nevada.
As we were driving around the park, we were hopeful of seeing some of the desert bighorns that inhabit the area. I just marvel at how they have been able to adapt to the harsh environment. We had seen a small herd on our last trip here in May, and this time I was hopeful to capture a ram with a large set of curled horns. We saw a couple of cars parked along the roadside and started to scan the hillside. As always, my wife saw him first (she is amazing!). I could barely make him out, but she assured me it was a ram. We stopped the car, got out and saw where a few other people were photographing this magnificent animal. We slowly made our way to where they were shooting and stayed with them for a good 15 minutes watching and shooting. He spent most of his time with his head turned away from us. He finally turned and we were treated with this display. I was hand holding the 80-400 hoping that I was steady enough for good images (I left the 600 back at the motorhome - lessons always learned the hard way!). As he was in no hurry to move and not wanting to disturb him we headed back to the car as we were not parked in a "legal" spot and I did not want to end this moment with a ticket.
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