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Photography Careers posted on Apr 07, 2008
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You see here a fire been feed with air. Look on your left no the other left and you see a hand. That hand just turned the wooden handle you see to blow air into the coals to get it super hot to make the metal glow red. The coal they use is not what the old timers used. it a coal that burns clean so the smoke will not give the blacksmith black lungs. If you use the type coals you have to ware a mask. I seen that at a diff place. The one that used the old type coal say it for speacil type of blacksmithing. I know not too much of this trade. Althought I love to watch them do it. this be the last photos of the blacksmiths then move on to other stuff. I was at this place for about 3 hours did not get too many photos for I did not feel good. Guess the body was catching up for i been going a lot . My dad in back home for now. my sister is there to watch him for now and my brother will be comeing in from Colorada to help then. Guess I be there for the week ends? thanks for looking and comments Lot is on my mind lately and I takeing cold showers for my hot water heater broken.; I tried to fix it my self but did not work lol That wake you up [been like that for a week hope to fix it tonight]

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danob

5:36PM | Mon, 07 April 2008

A fair hand to stoke the blacksmiths fires! Take it easy Jock you sound like me in need of a rest!

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myquad

5:46PM | Mon, 07 April 2008

Great shot! That flame looks like a Bryce flame. lol I hope you get some rest and that your dad continues to improve ;)

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Mad-Mike

5:49PM | Mon, 07 April 2008

Ahhhh maybe some hot coals in the water heater may help? no no!!! my ruin it for sure lol! and hey nice capture again, and thanks for the story about the coals!

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annie5

5:56PM | Mon, 07 April 2008

Thanks for the info..another great capture Jocko! :)

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angelbearzs

6:05PM | Mon, 07 April 2008

that is awesome :)

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goodoleboy

6:20PM | Mon, 07 April 2008

Hey, pop a grill on top and you can fast-barbeque yourself some hamburgers, hot dogs, and/or steaks, Jock! Really cool capture of the super hot flame, coals, and blacksmith accoutrements.

PD154

7:08PM | Mon, 07 April 2008

Great capture Jock, you can really feel the heat of that fire!

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jif3d

7:18PM | Mon, 07 April 2008

I agree with Goodoleboy, looks just right for a BBQ ! Don't you just hate cold showers, reminds me when our house wasn't finished and I had to have cold outdoor camping-style showers...bbbrrrrr ! ~Cheers~

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lior

7:19PM | Mon, 07 April 2008

Une image pleine de vie!

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amlondono

8:15PM | Mon, 07 April 2008

Great capture Jocko ! Ana

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Richardphotos

9:00PM | Mon, 07 April 2008

well if I was closer I could fix your HW.excellent capture of a trade I always wanted to learn.if I move to another state, I want to learn it and stone polishing

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photostar

9:08PM | Mon, 07 April 2008

Time for a good old-fashioned barbecue, there. Great capture, Jock.

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sharky_

9:25PM | Mon, 07 April 2008

Tools of the trade. Excellent capture. Aloha

frankie96

10:20PM | Mon, 07 April 2008

Very interesting...and agree with the others..put a grill on top and cook something..:)

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Jay-el-Jay

10:30PM | Mon, 07 April 2008

Good shot of this intense fire.

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wawadave

11:03PM | Mon, 07 April 2008

hope you get how water fixed!! some old black smiths used charcoal made from wood. some used coke but thats illegal... lol

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artaddict2

11:28PM | Mon, 07 April 2008

Fantastic fire shot Jocko, the Blacksmith series has been great, well done pal!

MrsLubner

11:29PM | Mon, 07 April 2008

We just replaced our water heater. Thankfully we knew a young man who is training to be a plumber and he did it for us. I like this shot of the fire. Looks to be really hot!

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DennisReed

11:45PM | Mon, 07 April 2008

Excellent look into this art form! Bravo!

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JeffG7BRJ

12:28AM | Tue, 08 April 2008

Great pov for this one Jocko, still no face of the Blacksmith though, you can tell by the hand that it is a lady. Strange that she is making the fire hot enough to melt the iron, yet the base is made of iron. #;0) Excellent capture and thanks for the information. Bravo!!!!!

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Hendesse

1:58AM | Tue, 08 April 2008

Excellent capture of the fire. Really a hot shot. Looks fantastic!

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durleybeachbum

3:09AM | Tue, 08 April 2008

Very interesting pic. I hope you feel better soon.

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RodolfoCiminelli

6:26AM | Tue, 08 April 2008

Excellent and very interesting shot my friend......!!!!

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Gor111

7:46AM | Tue, 08 April 2008

A marvelous looking color photography! I can almost feel the heat!!!

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Janiss

10:16AM | Tue, 08 April 2008

Feuer is the life... stunning capture Jock!

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rainbows

11:52AM | Tue, 08 April 2008

A wonderful shot Jock, I think there is a lot of heat there. You please take care Jock. You have a lot to handle at present. Hugs. Di. xx

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carlx

1:01PM | Tue, 08 April 2008

Superb flame capture!!!

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debz

1:39PM | Tue, 08 April 2008

Excellent capture Jock!! Very hot!!

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Star4mation

2:36PM | Tue, 08 April 2008

Super photo Jock :)

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drag

2:47PM | Tue, 08 April 2008

Excellent close up of this blacksmiths fire. We just replaces our heater a month ago. Went a week with heating large pots of water up on the stove to take bathes with. Like in the old cowboy movies lol. Hope you get yours fix soon it's no fun being with out hot water.

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