Playing with fire
Playing with fire can cost you
You cannot blame anybody but yourself
Often it is the only way we mend our faulty ways!
Homeless teenager, late on foggy night playing with fire
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Paula Graham 
wow! interesting light! interesting story!
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So very true… Great words and excellent image. I appreciate your work, Paula.
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i loved pictures like these 🙂
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The streetlamp illuminated the smoke and it looks quite eerie — I wouldn’t have expected the smoke to be seen that clearly.
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Hmm, thank you. could be as the boy is lighting the smoke from below as well.
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Photographing in Totnes at 11.30pm – not sure I’ve ever photographed anywhere at 11.30pm! Except large animals from Kenyan safari lodges. Very intrepid, I admire you for that. And Totnes must be wonderful photographically, especially for people. This is a wonderful shot, right in there with the action – just like being there, it transports me. xxx
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Hi, really like the picture and it is a lesson indeed for those who think it is only dangerous for others! Did you take this one in Holland?
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Thank you, no..Totnes, 11.30 pm!!
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Hi Paula fantastic atmosphere in this shot – the solid black shadows really make it for me, thanks. Andy
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LOve it. Well done.
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Very true. Sometimes we’ve got to get burned to learn.
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