what pyromanic 07 was about by jocko500
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Here you see a youth playing with clay and paint. Working the clay and painting it as she wish. There was 100's of youth there learning diff types of fire type arts. Glass blowing; pottery; jewery beads makeing; blacksmithes; brozen makeing[they melted metal and cast it into molds they maded. I just got photos of some of they produces post them later; it rained and they could not melt the metal to 2000 degrees. they did but the rain blow it up. no one was hurt] oh it was a very small blow up but it could burn someone bad.
Here it umder a tent and you do not have any worry of blow ups. But I say this of the blow up it that if you work with fire you have to be careful. Even with clay ; the oven is hot and the pots can blow up. It most the time in the oven at the time and all you get is a mess to clean up.
lol I going off the subject again. But I just like to show some of the youths. I have other photos but they came out with movement in them for low lighting and me holding the camera in hand.
thanks for every thing
Comments (37)
Great photo here. Very natural pose and the girl is seemingly unaware that she is being snapped. Lovely work.
really like the mood of this capture.
Besides the fact I enjoy all these places you go to see other types of artwork, I also enjoy the fact that so many young people are so interested in these things! Nice to know these crafts will be carried on by our young people! Excellent shot! (:
beautiful portrait of this sweet and young looking lady!
Hot! ;)
Great shot of an artist at work. Well done!
This is a great capture and shows that involvement in projects like this can be a rewarding pursuit and an aid in modelling a good citizen by sparking their interests and talents. Well done Jock, I enjoyed catching up on all your posts, thank you for sharing with us.