Trybalfire

Object manipulation. I like fire. I like how it moves, sounds, breathes, and roars. 17 years old. and above all, I love beauty.

[midwestern-gypsy]

El Paso, Tx.

[wwhys]

[firetoys]

this awesome entry into our aerial circus photography competition comes from the excellent gem dee

reckon you can do better? here’s how to enter (and some rules and stuff)

you’ve got until march 14th, so get going!

[hoopyinhawaii]

The power of a good photographer… Im obsessed the shadows in this photo. It somehow reminds me of the 70s, though I don’t think they were lighting hula hoops on fire back then.

One of oldest hooping friends on Oahu, Beth Davis, #killinit on Maui. Photo by Zen Panda. He’s a great flow photographer because he’s a great flow artist.

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Model:  Eliza Windle

© Light Artistry

Eliza was phenomenal!! Not only to photograph, but to work with. Absolutely bubbly, incredible energy, and a fantastic dancer! Shot for 3 hours, and I was more tired than she was at the end ;)

[joseandrespv]

aerial straps

[blackandwhiteflexibility]

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Jasper fire spinning. 

The Moor, Falmouth, Cornwall, UK. 2014. 

For more work, please visit www.toryho.com | www.toryhoblog.com

[maxlincoln]

[dreadyperretty]

Playin with the elements

[knowtribe]

Only a man who plays with fire can handle me

[gayasgaycangay]

My Santa Cruz dance team. 💕

[purpledragongifs]

Fire Dance, directed by Carlos Ledesma.  The dancer is Cat Juan-Ledesma.

(Part 1 of 3; all gifs are 540px wide)

[abortthismission]

Decided to get some photos of me fire spinning… it is actually really relaxing!

[greg--photo]

Dancing with fire

[purpledragongifs]

Fire Dance, directed by Carlos Ledesma.  The dancer is Cat Juan-Ledesma.

(Part 2 of 3; all gifs are 540px wide)

[innenfor-blog]

In the Batcave Taken by Tony Kevin When you go underground into the darkness, you must light your own way. That’s what I did here by climbing down into an old rock blasted tunnel before lighting her up for the light to radiate onto the rock walls surrounding me and reflect my circular spin in the flowing water beneath me.