A popular spot for many Melbourne firetwirling crews is Luna Park, St Kilda. |
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Some come for the giant face, some for a park to chill out on, but all stay for the fire show. Maybe because someone has superglued the benches. I don't know. They smile, so perhaps their pants aren't at one with the land. Whether you treat firetwirling as a mystical art or just a whole barrel of concentrated fun-juice (yummy!), Luna Park is undoubtedly one of the most twirled locations in Melbourne. Photos courtesy of Steve Ellis & Amanda Pipkorn. |
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Firetwirling in the mouth provides for some awesome lighting effects. The illumination on the facial contours subtly change with the movement of the fire wic ks, as does the wide lighting on the stone ground. Drea, me & Stevil try out a variety of firetwirling moves and combos in this series of images. Each image has it's own unique fire trail 'signature'. You can guess what is being performed from these trails! Kinda like constellations, only it's a bigger waste of time methinks! heh heh. I'm puzzled over just why there is a giant red nose is attached to the face. And afraid. *trembles* Photos courtesy of Steve Ellis & Amanda Pipkorn. |
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