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Thread: Fire and ash 2

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    Firefighter Tyson L. Sparks's Avatar
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    Fire and ash 2

    Here is a shot of the down stairs bathroom. VERY hot!! My E500 is fireman proof!




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    Here I am on the left the big guy


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    Re: Fire and ash 2

    Love the silhouettes against the fire.
    What are you doing with that hose in your right ear?

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    Re: Fire and ash 2

    great exposure on that fire. As John mentioned, the silhouettes of the other fire fighters are good. The hose in your ear is pretty funny, but we have a good picture of who you are now. . .thanks for sharing these.
    good stuff
    please do not edit and repost my photos


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    Re: Fire and ash 2

    It's about time I saw some fire. I agree with the others on the silhouettes. I thought at first there was to much negative space but the more I look at it the more I think that it is ok. I like how both fireman are looking towards the fire. Almost as if they are trying to decide what to do? Nice capture.....
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    Re: Fire and ash 2

    Really gives the sense of heat and danger inherent in fighting fires. Nice capture and exposure.

    Glad the camera can stand it; not sure I could :lol: to hot.

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    Re: Fire and ash 2

    The fire is cool, but the one I like is the portrait. It really helps to bring home the fact that the guys that fight fires are just like me.

    Thanks for sharing Ty!
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