puff: the magic dragon by jocko500

Photography • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Apr 04, 2006

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They build this dragon at the art show. She help build it. When they finish with it they build the fire in the bully of the dragon. It burn the insides out. I be posting the burn out dragon soon. I going to be jumping around for I working on the shots that can stand by themselfs. Then I work on collages to show what happening at the show and let you see how much was going on. I walked around the show many times and each time I saw something diff. I read a pro landscape photographer say "You have to know the land like the back of your hand before you can start getting the money shots" other wise you just takeing memory shots. thanks for looking and comments too

Comments (47)

logiloglu

2:45PM | Wed, 05 April 2006

great mood. a fascinating image #:O)

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jcv2

3:06PM | Wed, 05 April 2006

He he, yes, knowing the landscape and loving it, that's getting the utmost out of it! Original work!

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Lledeline

3:32PM | Wed, 05 April 2006

GReat scene

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redchilicat

3:46PM | Wed, 05 April 2006

really cool shot!

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redbeard

6:11PM | Wed, 05 April 2006

Great artistic concept and a cool shot!

Hopalong

6:48PM | Wed, 05 April 2006

From the inception of the DC3 through Dienbienphu and beyond, you don't earn the lay of the land like the back of your hand from the air, and especially with an overplus of armament and ammunition. What's the inverse of a money shot? Pushing neutrals over to the side of the enemy?Interesting installaton and performance, interesting pic.

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Richardphotos

8:13PM | Wed, 05 April 2006

see what you are talking about today now. since they made the dragon they can torch it. Jock, I say getting the right breaks has all the world to do with being a successful photographer. personally I think we have some of the best landscape photographers right here at Rendo. whether they get the breaks remains to be seen

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maggiemai

8:36PM | Wed, 05 April 2006

Wow... Jocko this looks like a photo right out of a magazine to me! The silhouette of the girl in front of the smoke like that is Awesome! And you caught the color of the flames just right. Fantastic shot! V

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