Firefighter
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fire department shot. vallejo, ca
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A firefighter assesses the situation as sunlight peers through the tree tops. Some of my other ‘fire’ work. / / /
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This is done as a salute to all firefighters. I took this with my 35mm Canon EOS Rebel XS, this was off the very first roll of film i ever put in the camera. These particular firefighters are part of the Fairfax County, VA fire department. :)
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firefighter and his baby
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Tribute to those men and women who daily place themselves in danger to protect and save that which is precious to us…...... Proceeds from sale of this image will be donated to the Phoenix-Appeal * The hero is commonly the simplest and obscurest of men. ~Henry David Thoreau Shot taken 30th March 2008, North Island NZ* . / WARNING / ©2008 Globalphotos All rights reserved. / All photographs, text and images by Globalphotos are the exclusive property of Globalphotos – protected under Australian and international copyright laws. / These images may not be reproduced, copied or manipulated without written permission. / No use for Public Domain. / Use of any image for another photographic concept or illustration is a violation of copyright.
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another shot of the fire my volunteer fire dept was putting out wednesday night..this is a old landmark that used to be a restaurant, then a river tubing company, the river tube company has been closed for two years now. this was the 4th time this building has been caught on fire, this time..its a goner, happy to say no firefighters were harmed / you could feel the heat off this thing from 25-30 foot away! but then after all died down, we all like to have frozen our “hoses” off!! temps got down below 30 degrees (F), and we were all soaked! / it was a real challenge, shooting this , because the ony light was from the fire, and the trucks, and i hand held camera for all of the shots / im happy to say out of 112 shot, i only deleted close to 10, if that here is the link to the local tv station that has put my shots on there http://www.wbir.com/news/local/story.aspx?storyid=53827
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Another from my fire series. This time a fire fighter begins work as sunlight streams through the smoke above. Some of my other ‘fire’ work. / / /
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to date, since i have been on the volunteer fire dept here in townsend, this was the hardest fire we have fought. this was richmont inn, located in laurel valley here in townsend, along a mountain side. this blaze literally wore us out. we fought it from 9:30pm til 6:10am, and then i had to return around 8:30am and fight it more til around 11am. i had already been up for over 24hrs. i was beat. there was one more call on this fire the next day, and again, a few of us showed up to “finish her off” / this was a task within itself, the inn was about 100foot from where we had to park our truck, and carry ALL of our gear down the mountain side to it. of course we started off at night, so having to watch your step along with carrying gear or a charged hose, was a challenge. / this shot along with 7 others will soon be published in 9-1-1 magazine, four from this fire..and three shots from the fire we had exactly one month to the day in january. two of the shots are already here on RB….”my volunteer job” and “battling the blaze”
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last night (or tonite? havent been to bed yet) wednesday night! / our volunteer fire dept got a call about a old restaurant here in townsend (old landmark) had smoke coming out of it, the restaurant had been closed for years, and even tho a tubing company had taken it over (which has been closed for two years now), the locals still refer to it as the old restaurant / just as we got there, we could see the fire, and of course started doing our thing…putting it out / within 3-5 minutes the house was completely engulfed in flames, my first mission (believe it or not) was to put fire out, and of course thinking the whole time..man i need to get shots of this!! (yes, im addicted to photography), but as we had some backup come in, and it was my time to take a break…straight for the camera i went / and grabbed over a 100shots, going around the building / we were there getting this completely out to where it was safe to leave until 1am. / talk about a total rush, meanwhile feeling a sadness as a townsend landmark is now rubble this shot was published in the Knox News Sentinal on Jan. 25,2008 :) , Knoxville Tn’s largest newspaper.
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A good friend who works for the NSW Fire Dept is turning 30 soon and this picture is going on all the invites :) /
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Firefighters. They are the faceless heroes that defend our homes, our land, our very lives from the ravages and destruction wrought by that most unpredictable beast. All proceeds from the sale of this image will be donated to the Childrens Burns Ward of North West Regional Hosptial in Burnie, Tasmania.
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The power of fire shown in an image taken at a deliberate burn of an old derelict building at Mt Burr Football Oval in South Australia. Used by the Country Fire Service as a training tool! The blue light is the reflection off of the emergency services vehicles parked nearby!
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There’s fire. Tribute to those men and women who daily place themselves in danger to protect and save that which is precious to us…...... The hero is commonly the simplest and obscurest of men. ~Henry David Thoreau Shot taken 30th March 2008, North Island NZ . / WARNING / ©2008 Globalphotos All rights reserved. / All photographs, text and images by Globalphotos are the exclusive property of Globalphotos – protected under Australian and international copyright laws. / These images may not be reproduced, copied or manipulated without written permission. / No use for Public Domain. / Use of any image for another photographic concept or illustration is a violation of copyright.
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Taken during a recent training operation at the New South Wales Fire Brigades training facility at Armidale Nsw
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All profits from sales in February automatically go to the Victorian Bushfire Relief Fund
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One of my most powerful works according to friends and family. Take from it what you will. Medium: Indian ink and Gray wash, Pantone markers and Photoshop CS2.
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Dedicated to not only to my fellow firefighters in the New South Wales Fire Brigades, but all firefighters here in Australia.
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Firefighters are some of the bravest people there are. It says a lot about a person, when he’s willing to put his own life on the line, to save the live of someone he doesn’t know.
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One of the heavy fire fighting helicopters currently on standby in Australia. Some of my other ‘fire’ work. / / /
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Bounded on two sides by a gravel road, a smokey farmers burn-off creates a dynamic abstract image.
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acrylic on canvas / 12th feb 09 / —-—-—-—-—- / This is to pay tribute to both the firefighters and the everyday people who are fighting our fires here in Victoria, Aus. / You are all True Heroes! —-—-—-—-—-— Any profits made from this painting (exluding RB’s production costs) from now to Anzac Day (April 25/09) will be donated to the Country Fire Authority (CFA) Of course, fo anyone wanting to make a monetary donation straight to the CFA please: / Post a cheque or money order to: CFA Donations / PO Box 701 / Mount Waverley VICTORIA 3149 / AUSTRALIA or to deposit funds directly to the CFA, details can be found here —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-——- My heart goes out to all the people and animals who have been affected by these recent fires. / xoxox —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-——- / Note – not wanting to infringe on anyones copyright, this is not copied from any existing photograph. After looking at over 300 photos taken in the last few days of the natural disaster here in vic, I was moved to create this, which is painted from my mind.
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Remembering our fallen in their quest to protect life and property. / Sometimes the battle beats us, sometimes the shadows of past incidents take their toll on our minds when we sleep. / We do our job, but at times it takes a bigger toll than the loss of lives we have to witness. / People often forget about us, the ones that have to witness the horrific loss of life and the white crosses of horror that are left behind. We also are left behind and are reminded of the tragic circumstances that happen at each white cross. / Sure think of the poor families and their losses, but spare a thought for the people that tried to help them in their final moments.
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Jeffersonville, Indiana Fire Department answering a false alarm / MCN:C13FA-EDC13-831CC Visit Active Art
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THIS FIRE BROKE OUT AT ABOUT THREE A.M. IN THE ABANDONED HOUSE NEXT DOOR TO WHERE I LIVED ON WARNER ROAD IN CLEVELAND. MY CAR WAS PARKED WITHIN FIVE FEET OF THE BURNING HOUSE SO I HAD TO REALLY HUSTLE TO GET IT MOVED…AFTER I GRABBED MY CAMERA AND A FEW ROLLS OF FILM. CAMERA: CANON AE-1 PROGRAM / LENS: SIGMA 70-210 MM @ 70 MM / FILM: KODAK ROYAL GOLD 1000 ASA
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