Post by PyroVee on Aug 15, 2015 16:17:54 GMT -5
Live in Winnipeg and shoot Pyro all over Manitoba.
Have a job as an IT Coordinator during the day, but as many weekends as possible get filled with Pyro!
Had one of the coolest effects yet the other day, I shot an 8" Brocade and as it was just opening I fired a UFO and watched with amazement as the UFO shot right through the middle of the Brocade. It was awesome!
As Pyros we get sore necks from looking straight up but we sure get some cool views of the effects, plus of course the thump in your chest when you launch the shells!
I have certainly shot some extreme shows in +35 Celsius (Last night in fact with 100% humidity) and -35 Celsius *I do live in Manitoba.
Earliest show was in winter just outside of Thompson shot at 4:15 pm (yes it was pitch black), cleaned up and on the way to the hotel by 6 pm.
Of course also shot in Thompson on Canada Day at 11:30 pm with dusk lighting and no need for headlights to shoot or cleanup.
Have a job as an IT Coordinator during the day, but as many weekends as possible get filled with Pyro!
Had one of the coolest effects yet the other day, I shot an 8" Brocade and as it was just opening I fired a UFO and watched with amazement as the UFO shot right through the middle of the Brocade. It was awesome!
As Pyros we get sore necks from looking straight up but we sure get some cool views of the effects, plus of course the thump in your chest when you launch the shells!
I have certainly shot some extreme shows in +35 Celsius (Last night in fact with 100% humidity) and -35 Celsius *I do live in Manitoba.
Earliest show was in winter just outside of Thompson shot at 4:15 pm (yes it was pitch black), cleaned up and on the way to the hotel by 6 pm.
Of course also shot in Thompson on Canada Day at 11:30 pm with dusk lighting and no need for headlights to shoot or cleanup.
