We just discovered how to make colored fire and I could sit for hours watching it. If you sit around the campfire much maybe you've seen it. It's hard to capture, but this was my best attempt.
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Colored fire is a new one on me, but then I'm not exposed to very much sitting in my house all the time..lol..Beautiful and you've captured it well Hilda!
Joanie
I know there are powders one can use...but I seem to remember when my family was camping when I was a child, that we burned certain kinds of pine cones, or fir cones, or hemlock cones, or something... Impossible to resist photographing the color... and I imagine very difficult! Thanks.
Well, we've used pine cones and powder and different chemicals, but it's fun no matter what....Great capture, my friend. It's very hard (in my opinion) to get a good fire photo...so....
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~ OK Hilda... I'll just chime in with WELL DONE too, lol. I'm always saving fire shots so thank you for my first colored one to collect, lol. I recall as kids there were special pre-packaged logs that we used to burn to get colors...but you'll have to tell me how you did this please.
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Such a cool shot! Brings back childhood memories of my father tossing something magical in our fireplace one winter and creating colors like this. Wonderful capture!
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