firemen2 by jocko500
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here they picking up they stuff and getting ready to leave. The lights at my house was out for about a hour which was not bad. I do have gas but for the heater to work I do need elecitic. but I do have a stove so I just got some tea ready and the lights came on.
I got to run for now but I be back. Some thing came up and I hope I can keep on posting I got to see what happens. I not leaveing; it just I got to see my wife who was commented today on her own free will to a mental hostiptal.
I ok . I happy really for I been trying to get help but ran into a brick wall all the time.
The film camera I got 2 rolls in the shop now. I hope they come out I will write on that tomorrow If I have time. I am disappointed when they say I can just get it on the cd as jpegs. hope they big jpegs. I going to have to ask in the forum when I get back aroud 8:30 tonight. I know the prints will be bad for it set up for what most people wish for. I just want them as is so I can do what I wish. going to have to shop around? but that tomorrow lol I all mix up; got to go.
Comments (36)
The artistic blur on the being human contrary to the clearness of the photograph of the truck of firemen, gives a concept speed, of great activity to this scene. Stereotyped beautiful and beautiful idea. That God protects your wife!
All our best wishes for you and your wife, take it one day at a time and try to make tomorrow an improvement over today. Not my words, but those of a wise old doctor who is a friend of mine... The picture is perfect, fireman always seem to be in motion and you caught it...
Very intersting photo...like it much! Hope your wife will be better soon! Super shot!*****!
too bad about your wife but with hope she will make a full recovery. my son is a volunteer fireman in a small east Texas town but they work several towns
nice effect in this photo-bussy people and danger mood
Dear Jock, I hope that your wife is gonna be OK and gets better quickly. I know it is very hard on you, too. All of our hearts, thoughts, and prayers reach out to the both of you!!!! Don't forget that all of us are here - you are surrounded by loving friends on all sides!!!!!! I'm glad you power came back on - particularly for the heater!!! And again, a big thanks to the firemen who were out in the cold and night!!! Great job with the night shot!!! Excellent work - and we all love you!!!!! Meredith