"Eyes of Fire"-Peoria Fire Dept. ( part 4)
Apr 19, 2020 06:03:37 #
docphoto
Loc: Illinois
Continuing with my photographs of our fire department, here are a few photographs from a structure fire which occurred this past Thursday. No one was hurt.As I always try to capture the intensity of the moment as they risk their lives serving our community. I used a NIKON D5, 80mm-200.. 2.8 Af-s, ISO 650-1250; 1/500 sec @ 5.6 - 8. Download for best viewing.
Apr 19, 2020 06:18:41 #
docphoto wrote:
Continuing with my photographs of our fire department, here are a few photographs from a structure fire which occurred this past Thursday. No one was hurt.As I always try to capture the intensity of the moment as they risk their lives serving our community. I used a NIKON D5, 80mm-200.. 2.8 Af-s, ISO 650-1250; 1/500 sec @ 5.6 - 8. Download for best viewing.
Great pictures. Black and white add depth.
Apr 19, 2020 06:20:04 #
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Apr 19, 2020 07:20:51 #
You did good! It brought back many memories, some good, some not so good. Thank you!
Apr 19, 2020 07:35:21 #
Apr 19, 2020 07:46:26 #
docphoto wrote:
Continuing with my photographs of our fire department, here are a few photographs from a structure fire which occurred this past Thursday. No one was hurt.As I always try to capture the intensity of the moment as they risk their lives serving our community. I used a NIKON D5, 80mm-200.. 2.8 Af-s, ISO 650-1250; 1/500 sec @ 5.6 - 8. Download for best viewing.
Apr 19, 2020 07:46:55 #
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Apr 19, 2020 07:55:06 #
Nice work capturing the moment, and the b&w is perfect fo these images.
Apr 19, 2020 08:14:25 #
mizzee
Loc: Boston,Ma
Thank you so much for sharing these. They really capture the intensity of the moment and the black and white is perfectly suited.
Apr 19, 2020 08:25:31 #
docphoto wrote:
Continuing with my photographs of our fire department, here are a few photographs from a structure fire which occurred this past Thursday. No one was hurt.As I always try to capture the intensity of the moment as they risk their lives serving our community. I used a NIKON D5, 80mm-200.. 2.8 Af-s, ISO 650-1250; 1/500 sec @ 5.6 - 8. Download for best viewing.
Wow Doc these are the real deal. I spent 12 years as a volunteer fireman and I know what these guys are going through on a hot fire scene. They sweat heavily inside that Turn-out Gear while trying to extinguish the flames and the presence of hot steam vapors are hazardous to exposed skin so every inch of their body must be protected.
Your images are gorgeous. Thanks for remembering these heros.
Apr 19, 2020 08:46:26 #
Great! Each image seems to tell a story, well done. Also, think B&W adds to the impact, but would like to see a couple in color.
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