The first fire of the season at the lake. And almost the last. … our time here is Evanescent… fleeting… and will be gone in a wisp… We have sold as of June 1st and our lives will change forever.
The old is Evanescent, I am excited to begin a new adventure.
I took a lot of photos of the fire, I was fascinated with the dancing flames, the sparks, the ever-changing flames… What is seen one moment, is gone in an instant… I felt compelled to capture a moment in time.. Each frame is “Fire Art” … can you see the dancers? can you see the monsters, the figures of a human, an angel?
The fire dance
What do you see that the flames have painted?
I include a couple of quotes I have found and put them onto the Fire Art.
The Eye of a Thieving Magpie 
Wow! I saw several images. Great job!
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Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for taking the time to comment.
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There is indeed something magical about a campfire. Not only does it warm our bodies but also our souls. Amazing photos.
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I do agree, maybe taking us back to our childhood? Thank you for checking out my blog post and commenting..
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flames are a perfect symbol of evanescence….
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Thanks, first thing that came to mind.
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Great interpretation of the theme. And better than watching television!
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Thanks.. We have never had tv at the lake home. Too much to do outside.even the older grandkids never complain.
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That’s wonderful!
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Some wonderful images in these flames! Enjoy your next adventures!☺💜
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Reblogged this on La Rioja and the world seen from my guardaviñas and commented:
Fire
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Sitting and watching the flames can draw you in as if you have been hypnotized by its wonder and beauty.
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Yes, it’s mesmerizing. There is a comfort there.
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Amazing work!!
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Thank you so much.
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My pleasure
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Wonderful shots and interpretation, Maggie! Fleeting memories of childhood campfires… I can feel the heat and smell the smoke watching those dancing flames you captured. Best wishes as you move on to your “non-campfire” chapter.
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thank you… I hope there will still be the summer campfire in my future.
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I am impressed with your fire art, #14 is my favourite. They remind me of gargoyles 😀
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When I looked at my photos later, I was amazed at the things I saw… Each different… I had fun looking for creatures and people.
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Thanks for your comment. Life is good.
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