Harrisburg Firefighter's...
Last day from the ice rescue training. I figured since I have been doing wildlife shots for months now maybe I would switch things up a little and give some of the firefighters looking at the site something else to watch. No training photographs today thought, I thought I would go with some close up firefighter photos. You seen the guy in the top photo on Monday in the sled, John Peskie, Wagon 3, "B". John should be a happy guy this week since the Steelers won another Super Bowl. In the second photograph El-Shakur, Tower 3, "B" tries to shoot a Nikon DSLR, I don't know how well he made out but being a truckman he had to do better than an engine guy would have done. I would like to point out to Chuck and the Wagon Master that in each of the photographs it is always engine guys getting rescue, not the truckies.
Last day from the ice rescue training. I figured since I have been doing wildlife shots for months now maybe I would switch things up a little and give some of the firefighters looking at the site something else to watch. No training photographs today thought, I thought I would go with some close up firefighter photos. You seen the guy in the top photo on Monday in the sled, John Peskie, Wagon 3, "B". John should be a happy guy this week since the Steelers won another Super Bowl. In the second photograph El-Shakur, Tower 3, "B" tries to shoot a Nikon DSLR, I don't know how well he made out but being a truckman he had to do better than an engine guy would have done. I would like to point out to Chuck and the Wagon Master that in each of the photographs it is always engine guys getting rescue, not the truckies.
2 comments:
You better watch what your saying about wagonmen there Brad !!!!of course unless your talking only of "B" company wagoneers....LOL
great shots...
Brad,
I've enjoyed your rescue series. So many people do not have enough respect for the dangers associated with water and it is great that we have people like you and your gang to depend on.
The Susquehanna is quite a river, not all that deep but wide and powerful, not to be trifled with. I boat fished it a lot a number of years ago in the Harrisburg and the Marysville/Duncannon areas.
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