Fire, Earth, Air - Primitive Copperware Fabrication
by JEM

Comment by Imagineer:
Great study - shutter speed is a little slow but it shows the action. A more unusual take on the challenge.

Fire, Earth, Air - Primitive Copperware Fabrication
by JEM

Comment by TG73:
Very interesting picture. Good shot.

Fire, Earth, Air - Primitive Copperware Fabrication
by JEM

Comment by dsidwell:
Very nice journalistic image. Composition is very effective, and the tonal range and colors are very nice indeed!

Fire, Earth, Air - Primitive Copperware Fabrication
by JEM

Comment by sfalice:
This is a very exciting and original image. Congratulations. 9

Fire, Earth, Air - Primitive Copperware Fabrication
by JEM

Comment by zeuszen:
This, IMO, is a good raw photo of considerable historical, regional, even anthropological interest. With minor adjustments to brightness/contrast/levels/Unsharp Mask (all legal according to DPC Basic Editing rules) a truly great capture could, IMO, be rendered.

I am nevertheless grateful for having been taken inside a place entirely remote and foreign for me and will rate this entry accordingly.

Fire, Earth, Air - Primitive Copperware Fabrication
by JEM

Comment by Mona:
Fantastic

Fire, Earth, Air - Primitive Copperware Fabrication
by JEM

Comment by admart01:
Best trio in the bunch (imho) Especially like the person working the fire.

Fire, Earth, Air - Primitive Copperware Fabrication
by JEM

Comment by geewhy:
What a pity this wasn`t in the National Geographic challenge as I`m sure it would have done well.
Good capture.

Fire, Earth, Air - Primitive Copperware Fabrication
by JEM

Comment by andywightman:
Very nice observation. Personally I'm scoring strictly natural interpretations of the theme higher but this represents a very basic harnessing of elements in such a way that does not compromise the idea behind the theme. Well shot

Paris Birdman .jpg
by JEM

Comment by Sonifo:
John, this is a great shot. One of my favorites.