I don’t really have any images of fire, just one taken in Lanzarote that Inhave posted a few times, and this one, seen in Turkey, of a glassblower – best I can do:
Glassblower at Fethiye Art and Culture Festival 2014
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Well-captured, Sue. Good enough for the challenge, I reckon. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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Beautifully captured
Thank you, Becky!
I like the glassblower and how you’ve captured his concentration.
Thanks, Jude! It’s more about him than the flames!
I love this shot.
thanks!
Nice catch, Sue.
Thanks!
Glassblowing is so fascinating. Great shot, Sue!
Thank you!
Happy enough with your glass blower 🙂 🙂 Happy Sunday, Sue!
And Happy Sunday to you, Jo! I’nve just cookedSunday lunch for one of my mates, and we sank a nice bottle of Bordaux between us!
Nice to have an action photo for the theme, Sue.
Pleased you think so!
That works, Sue. Watching glassblowing is fascinating, at least to me.
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Yes, it is!
great photo! That would of been interesting to watch.
It was!
I love glass arts…
Yes, a real art
The art of glassblowing is a remarkable human feat.
It certainly is, Sally!
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