Taken in Saskatchewan yesterday.
Taken in Saskatchewan yesterday.
Cracking photo!
Ttfn
Pete
wow..what a great shot!!! have you yet,or are you willing to share that with Bill Gabbert over at fireaviation.com ?..if its not your pic...then disregard...lol...
Found it on Facebook, it free for all as far as I know.
Guys, the photographer is Antonio Grambone and he does a lot of this type of photos. Here's a link to his gallery website.
http://www.antoniogrambone.it/
Heres the result of a google search for his stuff.
https://www.google.com/search?num=20...w=1191&bih=494
I've lived most of my life in wildfire country, and he is the absolute BEST at capturing the tension of a hot drop.
Steve
Last edited by Wayland; June 29th, 2015 at 14:51. Reason: correct typo
AAF Lament:
"Glory! No more regulations!
Rip them down at every station!
Ground the guy that tries to make one!
And LET US FLY LIKE HELL!"
From "There I Was...Flat On My Back" by Bob Stevens
Tune: Battle Hymn of the Republic
The guy is good, to say the least.
The composition, the palette of colors, the precise moment chosen.
Congratulazioni, signor Grambone! Non si dipinge si spara con la macchina fotografica!
Torture numbers and they'll say anything.
Hubbabubba, Touche à tout.
When I first saw it I thought that it was a fine art painting, talk about gobsmacked when I realised it was a photo! He has a big brass pair to get that close to the fireline too.
Steve
AAF Lament:
"Glory! No more regulations!
Rip them down at every station!
Ground the guy that tries to make one!
And LET US FLY LIKE HELL!"
From "There I Was...Flat On My Back" by Bob Stevens
Tune: Battle Hymn of the Republic
Or a five feet long telephoto lens.Originally Posted by Wayland
Torture numbers and they'll say anything.
Hubbabubba, Touche à tout.
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