Fire and Water
It's still too cool here to go for a swim. I tried and got brain freeze! I was actually trying to find the weight that holds our dock straight, so I'll have to look again when the water is warmer. The scraggy half dead tree to the left/middle is one of the trees the bald eagles watch from when we put food on our dock for them.
It's always great to end a day with a fire on the beach!
No photoshop here...this heart is nature made.
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Wonderful photography at the sea side. @steem-samian. Nice images possessing a unique and prolific view. The fire you lit was also awesome and the incidental heart was also pretty cool.glad to see some natural and real photos.
Wonderful photography at the sea side. @steem-samian. Nice images possessing a unique and prolific view. The fire you lit was also awesome and the incidental heart was also pretty cool.glad to see some natural and real photos.
Very nice view of this ..
looks very beautiful when you show fire and water.
Fire and water really cannot be put together, but this picture is very beautiful when fire and water are close together.
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I like your "fire pit!" It looks like a big bowl. Nice heart shape in there, too! Were you burning hardwood? That middle one (with the heart) looks like hardwood of some sort.
We had a couple campfire this weekend, but it was really hot and muggy. They're more fun in cooler temps!
Good luck with the dock anchor! Brrrrrrr!
The fire pit is actually a crusher cone. It's used to crush rocks into gravel or sand. That crusher cone is solid steel which makes for a terrific fire pit, BUT if you need to move it we have to use a forklift on a bobcat.
The wood we burn is birch, which throws lots of heat and you are right, you need cooler temps to enjoy a big campfire :) Oh, and we don't have hardwood this far north. If you know where Ketchican, AK is, I'm due east, so way the hell north :)
On another note...what size of a wide angle Canon lens do you recommend? I'm seeing favorable comments for 11-24mm and 16-35mm and I think yours is a 10-22mm? It's so confusing!
i love that photo of the fire... reminds me of bonfires and fun with friends! damn, now i feel like going on a holiday :D
Oh that heart is awesome!!! I love heart.
Your fire pit is so inviting. I haven't sat around an outdoor fire pit since I was a kid. You have a beautiful view there and will be spoiled with tons of gorgeous morning and night skies.
Can't wait to fly out there again.
Thanks! I get up every morning, usually chase off the Canadian geese (crapping everywhere) with fireworks then have a coffee watching the view. I hope you have terrific weather when you come this way!!
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