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After finishing up the yard work and getting the accumulation of brush in the fire pit burning I decided to grab my camera and experiment with fast shutter speeds...
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Those are really amazing...I tried some fire shots on Easter this year...and they weren't bad, but not this good.
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WOW !!!! Great shots. I bet it got a bit hot taking those - how close were you. Cheers, Bernz
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Very, very cool! Those are fantastic! The color and clarity of the actual flames are amazing
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Spectacular shots. You can almost feel the heat from the flames. I love the way they look transparent and the patterns the flames form. Thanks for sharing .
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These are really awesome photos....good job!
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I really like the fire shots of yours. I never thought someone else like to play with fire as well
. I am sharing with you my very first Fire shots, RED FIRE LIGHT « Gavin G | Freelance Photographer Cheers,
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Steve just had another look at your photos.
the third shot the timber looks like it might be treated timber if it is don't burn that stuff. You do not want to be breathing in any of the fums from that stuff. |
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