Could this be one of Santa's reindeer or just another SNP buck? I think it can be what ever you want it to be. I hope everyone has a safe and happy holiday season. For many of us we have jobs that requires us to work no matter what day it is. For newer firefighters this can be a difficult thing to work on Christmas but for some of us that have done it so many times it just becomes another day and part of the job. I do not like to see anyone lose a life or their home because of fire but after many years you learn to not let it bother you. Christmas is a different story, one never gets over responding to a house fire on Christmas eve or day and seeing a family with children lose their home and belongings because of a fire. Lets hope everyone has a safe Christmas and that firefighters all over the country get to set in the firehouse bored wishing they were at home with their families.Go visit Shane's site for another new post, please.
4 comments:
He looks to be quite promising in a year or so...Great shot, nice catchlight! Merry Christmas!
I understand how you feel working on holidays... between the military and my husband's current job (he's a corrections officer) this is the first Christmas Day since we had children that we will all spend together! He works today, but tomorrow will be very special for us.
Have a very merry and SAFE Christmas Brad! Thank you for all you do as both a firefighter and photographer(especially answering all my photography questions haha!) and good luck on you upcoming trip!
Merry Christmas, Brad.
I think Santa may recruit that buck to serve as a substitute reindeer. Hopefully we will thrill to the sight of that buck in future years.
Brad and Linda,
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Keep up the great job Brad. There are some of us that look but not comment.
Grizz
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