Does anyone know of companies out there who do photo shop work that are reliable and good?

 

I have a pic that I want a dead tree taken out of and dead grass made to look greener hopefully.  I want to use this photo for work but I just don't want to use it the way it is, and try as I might I just can't seem to follow any of the do it yourself videos on you tube.  I have PS5 but I just can't seem to get the hang of it.

 

Thanks,

 

Kris

At 1657 a box was transmitted for a commercial fire  at 5762 SE 82nd Ave.

E11, 25, 29 7, T25, 7 C3 & C4 responded. Rehab 12 was dispatched later.


The fire was in a wood frame building housing a barber shop. During the fire, the 2nd floor flashed over and fire

pushed down into the first floor where crews were operating. There were four firefighter injuries at this fire. One was

treated at the hospital for cuts to a knee and three others had minor injuries, one with a burn to the side of his face.



Thanks to Portland Police Sgt. Anderson for the first two photos he took with his cell phone before I arrived.


















Lt. Ripley, Eng. 7, checks Chris Fukai, Truck 7 for burns to his face.



Truck 7 making up.

Looking for photos of engines that have EMS transport capabilities, whether ALS or BLS, what department/state they are in, and where photos and information I can find.

Thanks!

Don't have any info on it, but found this sitting in a parking lot in Bristol Twp., PA underneath the PA/NJ Turnpike Bridge.

 

Looks like it may be an small industrial rig for a Plant Fire Brigade.

 



 



 



 



 



 

I am looking for photos, especially older photos of trucks from several Brunswick county FDs including Calabash, Shallotte, Winnabow, Ocean Isle, Sunset Beach, Southport, Bolivia, and Tri-Beach. Any pictures that haven't already been posted would be great!

NYC has just put online 800,000 photos! Of them there about 700+ FDNY photos within the bowels of this site the scanning resolution is outstanding. Prints can be bought although someone must be trying to make up for a budget shortfall with the outrageous prices they are charging.

 

1937 Ward La France, Searchlight #1 is an example of just one of these photos - amazing stuff. Hope they haven't broken any HIPPA Laws sharing these photos.   

Milford, MA ~ A fire caused by an overheated laptop completely destroyed a two-family home at 24 Water Street on the morning of March 28, 2013. The 911 calls rang in around 0600hrs reporting a dwelling fire. The fire originated from the first-floor apartment of the two-story building, where a laptop had been plugged in overnight, causing it to overheat.  The laptop was also in direct contact with combustibles, possibly a cardboard box filled with clothing.
 
Engine 3 arrived to find a heavy smoke condition from the front door with fire beginning to vent from the Side D windows. A Box was requested to be struck to recall the off duty firefighters. Ladder 1 positioned in front of the building to vent the roof. Attack lines went into operation through the front door into the fire apartment.
 
The fire was rapidly spreading upwards as the bedroom flashed over. The heavy overlapping fire spread upwards along the vinyl siding to the soffit and attic. Companies operated on all floors as the fire in the attic intensified. A second alarm was ordered bringing Franklin, Hopedale, and Bellingham to the scene or to cover. Command radioed that they had a few minutes left of interior attack as the fire was now blowing out of both gable ends. 
 
Heavy black smoke was now billowing upwards into the sky as the roof was now fully involved. The OIC gave the order to evacuate the structure as conditions deteriorated. Milford Ladder 1 opened their waterway into the blaze along with several exterior hand lines. The bulk of the fire was knocked down in about 15 minutes of master stream operation. 
 
The fire was placed under control around 0830hrs. The building was determined to be a total loss. All of the occupants and pets were safely evacuated without injuries.  

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Burrillville, RI ~ A female driver struck a utility pole in the area of 429 Central St on March 28, 2013 around 2215hrs. The pole was snapped in two spots due to the impact. The vehicle came to rest about 200’ feet away on its roof. The female operator was reported lying in the roadway as the first units arrived.
 
The vehicle had major damage to the driver’s side front end. The patient was immobilized with full cervical spine precautions along with an ALS workup and transported by Medic 1 to Rhode Island Trauma Center.

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I purchased several old photos and some were had rig info and others did not. here are the did nots.  

 

Id like to have the following info on each rig

 

Fire department

State

Rig number(Ladder 2)

Year and make

Pump and tank size

Serial number

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I spent a couple of months working at a apartment complex down near Boulder Highway and Lamb called Karen Pines. Clark County Fire Department Rescue 227 was on property one day for a medical call and here are a couple of pictures of the unit. Once again these were taken with my cell phone.

 



 



 



 

Thanks for looking.