I walk the line on hot coal by Richardphotos
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not really and I think people that do are fools of their own making. different strokes for different folks
I took this in a Blacksmith shop
thanks for stopping in and any comments
Comments (62)
moochagoo
WOW, well done !
frankie96
Cool shot..no pun intended...:)
MrsLubner
good fire shot.
Onslow
Well captured fire image :) Walking over hot coals has it's place and can be very good for some !
elmurray
This is hot stuff!! Makes me come out in a sweat just looking at it. Great work!
Maori
WoW!! It sure looks like one of those lava Terragen renders, LOL. You fooled me Richard :)
Hendesse
Excellent capture, looks fantastic and impressive. A hot shot indeed!
rainbows
A superb shot, Dear Richard. I love the smell in the blacksmiths shop and of course the horses. Used to spend a lot of time with the blacksmith who looked after all the police horses when I lived In Manchester. Happy Friday for my kind sir, hugs and kisses. Di.
DennisReed
Thank God I have tender feet, I guess that makes me no fool! ;) Love the capture! :)
Syltermermaid
I see not really a sense in walking on hot coal to be honest!!!LOL If it would make a sense I may be would do it, but....!!! However fantastic captured!!! Thanks for sharing Richard!! Hugs Ute
goodoleboy
No wonder there's global warming. Even Johnny Cash wouldn't walk the line on that blast furnace! Actually, that kind of looks like the top of a volcano. Great POV, colors and contrast in this capture.
awadissk
Very nice wonderful work!!!!!!!!!!!
pops
Excellent image
Burpee
Wow, that looks hot! Great shot of hot stuff :)
Blush
Oh I don't think you would catch me walking on this... Great capture tho sweetie... Hugs Susan~
evielouise
It's kind of reminding me how hot ca has gotten the last few weeks,but were suppose to cool down not bad today it was perfect like you photo: hugs ))
bkhook
Excellent shot as I know trying to capture the true colors of a fire are difficult unless you have a wonderful camera. Good job!
CavalierLady
Nicely captured, Richard. Amazing how quickly it goes from much black coal to orange to white hot!!!
jocko500
the old blacksmith shot. this is very good shot of how hot it can get. I love to watch them work
Valerie-Ducom
Oh yes, so beautiful picture and very nice color and composition !! :)
Biffowitz
Looks hot, that's for sure. I think it would be pretty interesting to see a blacksmith make something from scratch. Intriguing shot, nice work!!
annie5
What great shot Richard! I like :)
npauling
Gee that looks hot. Great shot.
wishes3d
Awesome! Superb!
boris0317
Fantastic job, must have been difficult to capture with such 'hot' light. This could almost be dante's. Great work, Richard.
gingerlou
Marvelous capture, Richard, love the red glow, Bravo!
MeredithWilson
Dear Richard, I'm rushing like crazy today!!! (See below!!!) HAPPY SAINT PATRICK'S DAY!!!!!!!! That is really a super picture!!! I love the glow!! You don't really see "heat" except around foundry type places!! I toured a steel mill once and was dazzled by all of it!!!! I've got a project coming up where the color will come in handy as a reference!! This one has to go to favorites!!!! I've fallen so far behind this last week as things have been really hectic while THE Boss has been gone. And sadly, it's going to get worse. He got back in early Friday morning from Mexico and now he and I are headed to the Far East this afternoon!! Even worse, I'm about to spend 14 plus hours in the back of a Boeing "bus" as the Cessna CJ3 is not made for ocean hopping the Pacific. Even the Citation X would need some fuel stops. It's a long darn way!! We're heading to Tokyo, Hong Kong, and Macao so far. I was wanting to "go somewhere" but not too sure about all this - a mountain top seems a lot more peaceful than all the hustle and bustle ahead of me!! Anyway, I'll be gone for ten days or so. I'll be checking e-mail and Renderosity IM's as often as I can. Love ya!!!! Meredith
angel_dust
OUCH!! GREAT IMAGE!!
MariaAJMD
that looks really hot! Nice photo, I've never seen coal burn, that's cool. Hugs Maria
STEVIEUKWONDER
I remember the hot forge only too well, from my days as an apprentice engineer Richard. It was lovely and warm in the winter, but a little bit too hot to trot in the summer. Excellent shot Sir! Steve :o)