teaching the youth by jocko500
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Here at Pryomanic the goal is to show and teach the youth of diff fire type arts.
Here you see a young lady working and showing this young lad some glass work.That about all I know of this art. Sorry I did not shot any finish art here. Live and learn. This is the first time I covered a event of any kind and this was a very big event. Lots of things going on at the same time.
I still have the blacksmiths and brozens workers to show lol so much. Not to say about the pottery people . There diff things and tech going on there. Then I got a lot more of other things I like to show.
Guess you all that way too. What to show? And so many to pick out. Flowers with bees; butterflys; blacklight images; tree that eats skulls; swamps; 1850 homes; oh so much and just can upload one a day. Then you think of paying $5 a month to up load 3 images a day but then you think that be too much for your freinds, for they have many freinds like me to go and look at. Oh well that life. One day at a time.
Guess I just thinking here.
Thanks for looking and comments and votes too. If you just looking, thank you too
Comments (36)
Nah, that's too dangerous. Kids shouldn't be doing stuff like that. The Art Gallery could be sued. Next you know they'll smoking TOBACCO and flicking their bics....
Excellent work and great idea!! "Teach Your Children" (Old, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young song).
wowww, very interesting job and very good capture!!! well done... Hugs
Yeah, that is very very hot flame. If I'm reading the hoses right it is oxygen/acetylene flame. Girl should have a scarf or hat on. Her pretty hair might become toast.
Very cool! I love fire. This would be quite interesting for lot's of people. Great shot here. KP
Super series Jocko!! And Hopalong is kidding, don't take him seriously!!
Cool and excellent shot Jock.....!!!! Happy Easter to you and family......!!!
Excellent series Jock. Great shot!
mann i dont know if i would want my kids doing that by the looks of his right hand . he has already been hurt .. yikes! i would think you should be over 15 to do something like this !! ..but i love your shot of it!! well done!
Very interesting shot although a little more of the young lady would have been nice. Excellent! BTW, I was handling a welder and acetylene torch when I was ten. In comparison, this isn't dangerous at all.
I am jealous of the boy! I would love to learn glass blowing, but the opportunity never presented it's self. super capture
I like this quite interesting.Almost reminds me of Norman Rockwell work,Excellent image.Have a happy Easter
Super capture. The little boy is concentrating so hard.. It is good "to teach the children".
Excellent work -- very cool! Agree with yesitis3 -- I wanna learn too! Do they have these events for adults? To heck with the kids! :)
Great capture Jock! We all need to "Teach our Children Well"! Bravo!
What a wonderful shot of teaching our young people the arts!
@kimariehere---the boy was not hurt. that red mark is a stamp you get for signing up to the class. Each person gets a little hands on lesson. And it was free class
A great photo showing the teaching of this little boy !
Great photo, and I agree (now that my sons have grown). Jeesh, I wouldn't even let them play with matches and boy was I wrong. Good Job!!
Good to see younglings interested about hand created art of any kind. Glass work is a very beautifull art let, your creativity run wild. And this a whole idea. I looking forward to see your rest of a pictures of this event!! One pic every day...I will be here to look them!
OHS here ( occupational health and safety )is thrown out the window, you could never get away with that in Australia ! not just for the childs sake, but also that woman should have had her hair tied back ! living on the edge ? ~Cheers~ :o)
Teaching is great! Kids will experiment anyhow, so a little guidance won't hurt. I once melted lead as a kid without guidance, and a few drops fell on my thigh; I can tell you it burns real holes in the flesh!
One day at a time. Kids must love these fire arts, looks like he's playing close attention. I was using a torch myself today, trying to solder some pipes without setting the house on fire.
I agree with everything you said Jock. So much to see and so little time. Thanks for the peek at the lesson! V (:
Quadruple awesomeness, and Happy Easter! V :)
WOW,that looks hot hope he is careful!,very good shot!!**V,Happy Easter!!
Jock, I've not been browsing the galleries lately and today this tender and stunning photo was almost missed. Bravo !!!
Excellent shot!!!!!
Nice shot.It is good that the young one has the oppurtunity to learn with proper instruction.
thats what its all about,passing on the knowlage and skills!Great work!