What a night for a fire. Its red, yellow and orange flames slapped to and from, lighting here and there. The crackles, pops, and sizzles entered my ears, triggering memories of summertimes ago. What a night for a fire.
Sizzle me timbers.
Staring into the flames of memories.
Todd, lost in thought.
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Beautiful.
Thanks Aliera.
Always mesmorizing..our is blazing in the fireplace..it’s a cold one today…:)
Ah, it’s winter down there.
At last! yes it sure is cold and wet..water much needed..bone rattling cold not so much.Spent last weekend burning off dreaded Gorse.in an episode called ‘GOOD GORSE’ nice and hot ..rotten stuff 🙂
Ha. I had to look up Grose. It looks pretty. But must be a pain.
YEP..it is pretty but it chokes the waterways and stops the native trees from growing..sadly it has come here with the British when they colonised along with the blackberries rabbits and foxes..and the thourns are hideous!
Lovely shots Seth 😀
Thx. 🙂
These are breathtaking!
Thank you. 🙂
Amazing photos!
Thanks Susan.
In a way, reminds me a little of when I lived behind a blacksmith’s workshop. It backed onto to the backyard of where I lived, watching him work with fire and different metals to create different items, some everyday type, others intricate and decorative.
I get the whole warmth sensation, conversations that must while taking the photos. It is winter here now, can almost feel the warmth off the photos.
wow, that sounds very interesting.
Great flames of fire 🙂
Thanks Gallivanta.
Lovely photos! Love sitting outside on a summers night with the crackling of a fire to keep you company.
Me too. 🙂
Excellent.
Thx.
I love lighting and playing with fires!
I’ve always love that too.
Wonderful pics! Love fire shots!
Thank you. 🙂 Glad you like them.
Love the pics
Thanks Melissa
You are a poet of photos….
🙂 Ha thanks.
Beautiful captures. Hope no one got too entranced by the flames. 🙂
Nah.. 🙂 Thanks.
Beautiful colors, well capture, like the atmosphere 😉
Merci beaucoup. 🙂
Love it!!
Thanks Jawahar.
These are great pictures! I love taking pictures of fires because they never turn out how you thought they would. And every now and then something magical appears.
Thanks Sherrie.
Magnificent ! I never thought that photography of bon fire could be so wonderful.
Thanks Tejas.
I’m basically afraid of fire, ever since my younger brother was playing with matches and burned down a dog house in my Grandma’s backyard when I was 5!
But, I must say your photos are mesmerizing!! Beautiful!!
I bet. 🙂 glad no one was hurt.
Nope, not even the dog!!
Fire is useful and denger.
indeed. Thanks.
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