Firedrops
by Richard Reeve
Title
Firedrops
Artist
Richard Reeve
Medium
Photograph - Photograph
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Firedrops - Richard Reeve
[For Meg:]
This place had always been eerie; closed up many years ago because of "strange goings on" people tended to keep away from the old buildings. Then, late one night a spinning wheel appeared on an upper floor, sending orange sparks high into the air. It had disappeared before the sunrise, but not before people had noticed. No-one knew what it was, and apparently there was no evidence when the building was searched the following day. Over the ensuing few months the phenomenon reoccurred several times and was now fast becoming a local attraction for those who dared to visit. Some swore it was getting brighter.
Late one night, observers were astonished to see a shadowy figure standing stock still underneath the sparking wheel. Bizarrely, he was holding what appeared to be a regular, umbrella, bright red in color, to protect him from the hot sparks. As he looked up the few onlookers gasped - his eyes seemed to be burning like fire...
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November 29th, 2019
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Comments (14)
Gary F Richards
Spectacular Firedrops composition, lighting, shading, excellent colors and artwork! F/L voted
Bob Christopher
Hi Richard…I like your image. Nicely executed and presented. Great use of the steel wool…Cheers Bob fv
Suzanne Luft
Congrats on your 2nd place win in the Light Painting Photography Contest! Please enter your image to the group, Photography Evolution, in order to be featured.
Earth And Spirit
Awesome image, Richard! Thanks for participating in the Circles photography contest.
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