what pyromanic 07 was about by jocko500
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Here you see a youth playing with clay and paint. Working the clay and painting it as she wish. There was 100's of youth there learning diff types of fire type arts. Glass blowing; pottery; jewery beads makeing; blacksmithes; brozen makeing[they melted metal and cast it into molds they maded. I just got photos of some of they produces post them later; it rained and they could not melt the metal to 2000 degrees. they did but the rain blow it up. no one was hurt] oh it was a very small blow up but it could burn someone bad.
Here it umder a tent and you do not have any worry of blow ups. But I say this of the blow up it that if you work with fire you have to be careful. Even with clay ; the oven is hot and the pots can blow up. It most the time in the oven at the time and all you get is a mess to clean up.
lol I going off the subject again. But I just like to show some of the youths. I have other photos but they came out with movement in them for low lighting and me holding the camera in hand.
thanks for every thing
Comments (37)
carlx
Great moment, and excellent capture, Jock!!!
lior
Excellent capture!
evielouise
It's wonderful to see our youth doing things like this rather than all the bad we hear perhaps more should get invovled thanks for sharing this !hugs
MrsLubner
While working with pottery some years ago, I learned many things. One is "the blow up". If you make the clay too thick, it will blow up. If you don't get all the air bubbles out before modeling, it will blow up. If you accidently get a piece of foreign something in the clay, it will blow up. And different types of clay fire at different temperatures...if you try to fire the wrong type of clay at the wrong temperature - you guessed it - it will blow up. :-) The sad thing is, if you have several objects in a kiln at one time to fire, the one piece that has the flaw in it will explode and most likely it will take out the other good pieces that don't have flaws. So you like to fire your piece with objects from people you know are experienced enough to watch for these exploding problems. :-) Nice shot and it brings back a lot of memories.
LudyMelltSekher
{@}~Hello my dear friend, This is truly beautiful, Absolutely fantastic!!!!.Wonderful work an excellent photography as usual, Congratulations! and... A million stars from me!!! *** Have a very happy Saturday (Thank you so much for your encouraging comments) Hug and giant kiss in Your heart. Luminous blesing. Ludy~{@}
wawadave
very nice life portrait!!
Janiss
Excellent mood... I adore! I worked in a school of art and I liked very much going to watch working the pupils of the workshop pottery.... this image to reminds me good memories!
visionart
Very Good Capture Jock!
DRAKELOT
Fantastic take Jock !!!
Valerie-Ducom
What concentration !!! Excellent capture !!! Good weekend :)
annie5
A few years ago I visited a place like this one and it was very very interesting to see! She looks very busy to paint her pottery (smile)Excellent capture :)
B_PEACOCK
Awesome shot Jock
goodoleboy
An excellent POV of the young lady so engrossed in her work. Other than that, I have no experience or knowledge in this field of endeavor. According to MrsLubner, it sounds potentially dangerous, with stuff exploding all over the place. Anyway, good shot, Jocko!
MagikUnicorn
FUTURE ARTIST FOR SURE ;-)
claude19
An excellent catch of sight, one sees the way very well that has the jeuen woman to handle her tool on the pottery. This style of engraving must be very delicate. Very good work!
dpmcgregor1
She looks busy. Love the other pictures and art too, you are getting better!...
rainbows
A super shot, Jock. You captured her concentrating so hard on her creation. A beautiful young woman too :-) Great to see the young ones exploring the arts, being creative. Happy Hugs. Di.
angelbearzs
wow awesome image and stot tooo!!!!!:)
Richardphotos
very interesting series Jock. I must get some clay and try modeling. I have always wanted to do it
Jay-el-Jay
Great picture showing the intense concentration on this young person's face as she creates her art.
mcv
Nice photo Jocko and you prove it is good to blow up photographs but not pottery!
RobyHermida
Beautiful picture! Roby ;O)
BobaDuffs
this is a great capture. something about clay and 3d art materials you can really get the hands on approach to, she is doing here, you can really see her intense but relaxed concentration, she makes me want to venture into ceramics again. cool stuff :)
Ionel
Very nice capture and very interesting!
melevos
excellent shot!!!
Thelby
Very Cute pic!!!
Zorg1955
A very good capture of an instant of life , and creation .....Thanks for that !
Svarg
Great capture, and I would really like to see that festival (?) at least once. Perhaps I can schedule my Texas visit next year to coincide with it. Good job, Jock!
RodolfoCiminelli
Splendid documental photo....!!! Excellent concentration of the model in your work....!!!!
sharky_
Nice capture of her working, making little ornamental things. Excellent shot. Aloha