"Eyes of Fire"The peoria Fire Department (Page 2): The pictures are very impressive! It made me wonder about how they clean up all the gear after a fire. And I guess they must...

Just Ducky Loc: Ohio/Florida

The pictures are very impressive! It made me wonder about how they clean up all the gear after a fire. And I guess they must thoroughly inspect the condition after a call. Their lives could depend on a small weak spot.

rmalarz Loc: Tempe, Arizona

Really nice series. Hopefully, you've provided these photographs to the people who are featured in them.
--Bob

docphoto wrote:

In keeping with my ongoing project of on scene photography of the Peoria Fire Department,I have attached my latest photos from a structure fire early Thursday morning. I use a NIKON Z9, 24-70 2.6 S lens and NIKON Z6ii 70-200 2.8 S lens; AutoIso @ 2.8-5.6. I use Lightroom for my post process to Black & White
Your comments are welcome ( You are also welcome to view more of my "Eyes of Fire" on my Facebook page)

azted Loc: Las Vegas, NV.

I spent seven formative years in Peoria, and never had a run in with the fire department. I'm sure they are the best, as Peoria has high standards that people would be surprised about. My son was born at St. Francis Hospital, 45 years ago, and just got married. I have great memories of that city and of course Bradley University!

tomc601 Loc: Gilbert, AZ

These are great.

GeneB Loc: Chattanooga Tennessee

St.Mary's wrote:

Be proud of your photos. Great job and the photos are of people!

Great Men = Great Photos.

srg

docphoto wrote:

In keeping with my ongoing project of on scene photography of the Peoria Fire Department,I have attached my latest photos from a structure fire early Thursday morning. I use a NIKON Z9, 24-70 2.6 S lens and NIKON Z6ii 70-200 2.8 S lens; AutoIso @ 2.8-5.6. I use Lightroom for my post process to Black & White
Your comments are welcome ( You are also welcome to view more of my "Eyes of Fire" on my Facebook page)

Wow. Just think how great those would have been in color.

dennis2146 Loc: Eastern Idaho

Congratulations on submitting some incredible photos of firefighters. They deserve all the thanks we can give them.

Dennis

Alafoto Loc: Montgomery, AL

Some rugged guys who have done a rugged job...Again. Great photos!

Flying Three Loc: Berthoud, CO

Outstanding set of images. . . .

Moondoggie Loc: Southern California

Very nice photos, I can't image how hot it is working with all that gear on in a fire. Kudos to all the Firefighters!

JBuckley

Great photos of "firefighters".

I was a firefighter for 25 years, and the last thing we would have in our pockets was a camera.
Those guys would probably appreciate any pix that you could send into their headquarters.

With the advent of the cell phone camera, the FF's will be able to catch shots like never before.

peekaboo

Heros

Dan5000 Loc: New Hampshire

Nice set

mffox Loc: Avon, CT

Outstanding work. Your pictures tell a gripping story of men putting their lives on the line, battling heat, smoke, and danger in service to others.

P.S. I used to live in Morton, IL and my children were born in Peoria.

Mark

reguli Loc: Uruguay

docphoto wrote:

In keeping with my ongoing project of on scene photography of the Peoria Fire Department,I have attached my latest photos from a structure fire early Thursday morning. I use a NIKON Z9, 24-70 2.6 S lens and NIKON Z6ii 70-200 2.8 S lens; AutoIso @ 2.8-5.6. I use Lightroom for my post process to Black & White
Your comments are welcome ( You are also welcome to view more of my "Eyes of Fire" on my Facebook page)

Very good B&W photography