death of a dragon by jocko500
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At Pryomanic '06 the local collage builded this dragon to set on fire. I just find out yesterday they used around 1500 pounds of clay to build the dragon. Here you see him in a fallen state and his body is burning. They had hay and wire under the clay.
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Fire to me is a liveing thing - it breaths, it eats or consumes, it waste, it multiplies or grows, and desires.
by Damon mc Gergor
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I see a lot of people adds what others say , which is fine and super. So I doing the same; but I know this person. So I hope you all don't mind a little wisdom from this person too.
I posted a photo yesterday and I know some of the photo[top] looks like it out of forus. I took photos all day Sunday like that and did not know about it intill that night when I downloaded on my computor. Saturday night is when I shot the red hot metal up close and my lens fog up. It must have gotten dirt on the lens when it fog up and ashes was in the air too from the blacksmiths. I did clean my lens and it is ok. It did not melt. I got many photos like that but will post them anyway and I will tell you about the dirty lens again when I post them.
This was taken on Saturday night before I took the hot metal close up so the lens is not dirty.
Thanks for looking and comments and votes
Comments (32)
The irony of a dragon being consumed by flames does not escape me. ;] Great shot!
I'm glad my Dragons dont end up like that Jock!! Great shot!!
awwwee pooor dragon !! he is fading into the ashes !!... i agree with what Kort said about the irony!!... all that wasted clay!! too bad they couldnt keep the guy around for a while!!
wowwwwwww, impressiv image and excellent composition color and lighting, i like very much.. BRAVO... Hugs
Sounds like a few valiant knights got together for some payback. Great shot!
Well this sure is different outstanding find and captue great image.Have a great day
Wow, that's a lot of clay! I bet some of it got fired in the, well in the fire. lol! Hot shot, Jock! Glad your camera's ok!
In your 'Dragon series' this is probably the best ... so far ! Bravo Jock and thanks for sharing !!!
dragon on the ole' barbe. very interesting how it burnt Jock and no ribs?
OUTSTANDING!! V :)
Glad to hear your camera and lens are undamaged ! ~Cheers~ :o)
There is something strangely symbolic about a dragon burning. Really fascinating shot and ritual, great conceptual art.
You go to such neat events. Thanks for share with us.
He sure looks defeated - but (as has been commented already) a dragon consumed by fire? Hmmm - now my brain hurts:) Nice capture!
Excellent shot!!!! Poor dragon!
Outstanding shot! May Mr. Dragon rest in peace.
Poor thing, he burnt himself out! Bravo Jock!
Impressive shot..Great capture! Excellent :)
Hee Hee Hee, sorry but he's cracking up...
That dragon is blowing a lot of smoke. Excellent capture. Aloha
Poooor dragon. So much work. Oh well, I trust that everyone enjoyed the 'event.' Fantastic shot! V (:
Fantastic creatrion Jock.......!!!! V
Beautiful shot.
Too bad the fire-prducing dragon is consumed by the fire! To eat or to be eaten, the eternal natural cycle applies even here!
This is my favorite of your series Jocko!! There is poetry in the dragon returning to the fire from which it was born! Bravo my freind!!! Vote
Cool shot jocko,...bravo!!!:o)
Like the result ... poor dragon !!!
I love the dragon shots!,cool work!**
Awesome capture...what a great image..
Your son seems to be quite a thoughtful and eloquent individual; you must be very proud of him!