so i use that title loosely, there was an actual fire, but no one was hurt & i think it was contained fairly quickly...... but jeff's photo was used on the website for guam pacific daily news website (local paper), as well as defense imagery website......it was a crazy day yesterday, aside from accompanying him on said fire photoshoot (it was lunch time & he got the call as i was picking him up- side note, i got us to the fire before the ambulance, not bad huh?) anyway, this week the base is in exercise mode & jeff has the alert photo phone, so busy, busy, busy.....
so the day was mild considering it was the fire & i think 2 other shoots during the day, but at night the phone kept ringing. situation #1 was around 8pm, then #2 around 10:30pm right after we had fallen asleep..... no biggie though, it only took him around a half hour. so he gets back in bed & we're asleep again & then another call about situation #3 at 11:40ish. so jeff gets dressed again & drives out to the location only to find out situation #3 was the same incident he had just taken photos of, aka situation #2. (someone somewhere needs to get it together).... so yes, after already leaving to shoot 2 times already, jeff had to get out of bed again & go shoot the same situation #2 now known as situation #3, again..... ok, so he gets back & tries to fall back asleep, then..... yes there is more....... a call at around 1am for situation #4..... so my poor husband gets out of bed for the 3rd time & starts getting dressed. well his captain calls & says the event already took place & there is no need for jeff to drive out there. whew! some relief!
can we say "high demand?" it's funny because from what i've heard you gotta expect to get some calls in the middle of the night when you're on alert photo, but not too often does it happen 4 times in one night- twice being for the same thing!
here's a link to one of his fire shots.... the photo above is jeff's too.......






