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So atlast, the long awaited firebreathing. Ive been planning this for ages but aparantly you cant get alcohol over 50% in most german stores. So i found a nice bottle of STROH rum in wal markt which fit was perfect. It gives quite the sharp taste in your mouth and burns like hell when its out but we live for enterntainment dont we?

"Fire breathing is the act of creating a large flame by spraying, with one's breath, a flammable liquid upon an open flame. The flame is usually held an arms length away and the spray should be both powerful and misty.

While not a difficult skill, it is the most dangerous of all the fire arts, and not just due to the obvious risk of serious burns. The fuels that create the most spectacular flames are often extremely poisonous and carcinogenic. To increase safety, fire breathers must avoid highly explosive fuels such as alcohol( oops ), spirit-based fuels, and most petrochemicals, instead using safer combustibles with a high flash point (>50 °C) and relatively low burn temperature. Due to its relatively safe (~90 °C) flash point, paraffin or ultra pure lamp oil, is the safest fuel for fire breathing."

Model: Me
Photo: ~AvalonProject
Editing Me

Tools: Canon EOS 350D + Battery Grip | Peleng 8mm | 1/200 sec | ISO 1600 | Rawshooter

The Setup: [link]

Description

So atlast, the long awaited firebreathing. Ive been planning this for ages but aparantly you cant get alcohol over 50% in most german stores. So i found a nice bottle of STROH rum in wal markt which fit was perfect. It gives quite the sharp taste in your mouth and burns like hell when its out but we live for enterntainment dont we?

"Fire breathing is the act of creating a large flame by spraying, with one's breath, a flammable liquid upon an open flame. The flame is usually held an arms length away and the spray should be both powerful and misty.

While not a difficult skill, it is the most dangerous of all the fire arts, and not just due to the obvious risk of serious burns. The fuels that create the most spectacular flames are often extremely poisonous and carcinogenic. To increase safety, fire breathers must avoid highly explosive fuels such as alcohol( oops ), spirit-based fuels, and most petrochemicals, instead using safer combustibles with a high flash point (>50 °C) and relatively low burn temperature. Due to its relatively safe (~90 °C) flash point, paraffin or ultra pure lamp oil, is the safest fuel for fire breathing."

Model: Me
Photo: ~AvalonProject
Editing Me

Tools: Canon EOS 350D + Battery Grip | Peleng 8mm | 1/200 sec | ISO 1600 | Rawshooter

The Setup: [link]