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27-MAR-2012

Aftermath

At this point our lungs were burning and we left. Just today I read an article about how the so called controlled burns resulted in eleven instances of exceeding accepted standards and the state does not crack down on offenders. Money talks.

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Date/Time27-Mar-2012 15:04:57
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ModelCanon EOS 5D
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Focal Length85 mm
Exposure Time1/1000 sec
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Tom Beech17-Jan-2018 15:03
Good capture, like the end of the world...
Karen Stuebing18-Jan-2015 22:07
This looks almost pretty in monochrome with the plumes. Very atmospheric.
Dave Petersen Photography18-Jan-2015 21:36
This followup image with the subdued color (got it right this time) and the smoke rising has a very unique look and mood. The colors are almost like an Andrew Wyeth painting. I am voting again for this. Voted
bill friedlander18-Jan-2015 20:38
Looks like the end of the planet has arrived. A well documented capture. V
Dave Petersen Photography18-Jan-2015 17:57
Nice followup to the images in color. The monochrome gives this a much rawer feeling of desolation. The layers in this image work well as they get further away. Voted
Walter Otto Koenig18-Jan-2015 15:57
Interesting to see the aftermath. Also interesting to read the caption. The last tow words say it all.
Alexander Kazakov18-Jan-2015 07:17
Well done! V
Long Bach Nguyen18-Jan-2015 05:29
well documented image and excellent narrative Neil
peterjay4518-Jan-2015 03:44
Scorched earth! A very graphic image of the aftermath of this fire Neil. Outstanding shot.
Gill Kopy18-Jan-2015 03:12
It really does look scorched !! In a lot of places one gets into trouble for putting too much smoke up the chimney and the slash burning in the forests here is something to behold !! Money talks too much :(
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