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I recently had the oppertunity to shoot a Fire Department training exercise, the controlled burning of an abandond house.
![]() They set small fires in the bedrooms and then go in and extinguish them over and over cycling teams through. ![]() ![]() Link to more photos if anybody is intrested. http://www.flickr.com/photos/lamepho...7622155925556/ |
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For the purpose of this challenge (and better photos) it would have been better if you had zoomed in more or moved in closer. I realize the latter may not have been possible. The details of the fire are difficult to see in these shots.
I looked at your Flickr page and you've got some great shots of firefighters there. Cal |
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Nice to know that no one lives in those houses.
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The third shot is very interesting with the fire engine in the foreground and the fire in the window of the house. Well done.
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Calr, I think the image is more striking with the darkness, the fire truck, firefighters and the house captured in the image with the fire. It really does tell a story.
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