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08-Sep-2013	Flo Hendry

Smoke on the Mountain (Sequence of 3 images)

Western view of Mt. Diablo, about 1/2 hour after a fire broke out on the east side near Clayton.
Sequence of 3 images entered: 1 of 3
2013
1st Place RCC Advance Level & Best In Show
1st Place RCC Annual Competition & Best In Show
Nov. Northern Council of Camera Clubs (N4C) 2nd Place
2013 N4C Annual Competition - Honorable Mention

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Jeff Real 08-Aug-2018 22:57
Well deserved honors for this fine photograph.
Such a powerful and dramatic work...really special!
v

Leslie Cohelan 11-Sep-2013 05:30
quite dramatic, well composed and a great story board...

carol j. phipps 11-Sep-2013 04:06
You've created an impressive composition!

Brenda 10-Sep-2013 23:31
I was in the Rockies after a fire and it's surprising how quickly it recovers. Wonderful capture of a sad event.

LynnH 10-Sep-2013 18:00
Great journalism photo! V

Stephanie 10-Sep-2013 15:51
Oh dear! Can the smoke be seen in Monterey too?

Walter Otto Koenig 10-Sep-2013 14:30
An impressive image of this large fire. Hopefully they'll get it under control soon. We've had several large fires in SoCal already this season.

Janet Donnelly 10-Sep-2013 14:22
A dramatic capture .... even though it comes from a serious and threatening event.

woody34 10-Sep-2013 01:11
Unfortunately not an uncommon sight in Australia..
a dramatic capture of this fire...V

Jola Dziubinska 09-Sep-2013 18:22
Yes, nature is delicate and vulnerable and needs our help. V.

J. Scott Coile 09-Sep-2013 17:00
Sad to see. Amazing to watch as nature recovers from such devastation.

Bryan Murahashi 09-Sep-2013 14:27
A very dramatic capture of this close plume.
This mornings sunrise was especially red from the smoke.

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Jeff Real		08-Aug-2018 22:57
Well deserved honors for this fine photograph. Such a powerful and dramatic work...really special! v

Leslie Cohelan		11-Sep-2013 05:30
quite dramatic, well composed and a great story board...

carol j. phipps		11-Sep-2013 04:06
You've created an impressive composition!

Brenda		10-Sep-2013 23:31
I was in the Rockies after a fire and it's surprising how quickly it recovers. Wonderful capture of a sad event.

Stephanie		10-Sep-2013 15:51
Oh dear! Can the smoke be seen in Monterey too?

Walter Otto Koenig		10-Sep-2013 14:30
An impressive image of this large fire. Hopefully they'll get it under control soon. We've had several large fires in SoCal already this season.

Janet Donnelly		10-Sep-2013 14:22
A dramatic capture .... even though it comes from a serious and threatening event.

woody34		10-Sep-2013 01:11
Unfortunately not an uncommon sight in Australia.. a dramatic capture of this fire...V

Jola Dziubinska		09-Sep-2013 18:22
Yes, nature is delicate and vulnerable and needs our help. V.

J. Scott Coile		09-Sep-2013 17:00
Sad to see. Amazing to watch as nature recovers from such devastation.

Bryan Murahashi		09-Sep-2013 14:27
A very dramatic capture of this close plume. This mornings sunrise was especially red from the smoke.