This week’s photo challenge is about capturing rhythm and motion, and sharing a photo of something that appears like dance.
Sitting around a camp fire watching the dancing flames is one of my favourite things to do. The flames take on a life of their own and have a mesmerising and almost hypnotising effect. Watching the flames reach up, jump, disappear and reappear to their own rhythm with the smell and sound of a sociable wood fire is utterly peaceful.
One of our camel thorn wood camp fires in Etosha, Namibia, on our last visit there
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Peaceful and mesmerising.
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Thanks for stopping by Irene.
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I agree with your comments about fire being peaceful. I used a bonfire shot in my post for this challenge today 🙂
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Thanks for stopping by, I love your bonfire photo as well!
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Lovely photo to depict dancing. Flames certainly are mesmerising.
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Thanks Ruth!
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Pragtig…ek hou van die ligstrepies van die vonke.Niks kom by so ‘n vuurtjie in die wildernis nie!
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Dankie, dit bring spesiale herinneringe terug. Ons is hier redelik beperk met waar en wanneer ons mag vuur maak as gevolg van die brandgevaar maar ons het al ‘n paar keer in die winter op vriende se plaas ‘n massiewe “bonfire” gemaak. Dis weer ‘n ander ervaring.
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Beautiful photograph!
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Thank you!
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Daai vlamme… hulle is aanloklik! Hulle roep! Hulle terg… en koggel!! 😉
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Die vlamme lewe werklik. Baie mooi !
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Pragtig… ek is bly ek het jou ontdek!
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Baie dankie! Dankie vir die inloer!
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Die vuur se vlamme, die see se branders.
mens kan net sit en kyk en kyk en alles vergeet.
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Jy’s reg. ‘n Mens kan jouself daarin verloor.
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