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Calcifer

Posted on 2016-Nov-232016-Nov-25 by adohertyh

Random log geometries give every fire a unique geometry; I couldn’t avoid seeing eyes (and a face) in this particular conflagration.

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Posted in Connecticut, SalisburyTagged Connecticut, fire, fireplace, glow, HDR, photography, Salisbury

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