Apocalypse II

Not really of course, but with fires nipping at Canberra's southern 'burbs and a red sun in the afternoon it feels a bit that way.
I hope you can still enjoy the colours of destruction while appreciating a higher purpose of awareness of the reality we find ourselves in.

[Diana]

The colours are amazing and it's good to see some green in between. The shock still sits deep though.

[gloria jones]

Great capture of light, textures...The green vegetation growth is a good sign.

[Walks @ 7]

A warm but ominous scene. Hope that the fires are controlled soon.

[Dianne]

Stark, scary, yet beautiful. You have captured the light and colour so well. Fav

[Monique]

So good to see the green sprouting

[Issi Bannerman]

Wow. Beautiful indeed.

[Ethel]

I am faving your composition and not your subject. Thinking of you and many others country wide as we face a few hot days to come.

[Ethel]

On black a must.

[Sharon]

Beauty in the devastation. Brilliant lighting.

[Casablanca]

Really lovely colours

[Dione Giorgio]

Fav. The light brings out all the patterns and textures of this tree. I hope it and all the others will come to life again gradually.

[Pigeons Farm]

So much beauty in destruction.

[Peter Dulis]

beautiful

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Beautiful lighting and details.

[Hope D Jennings]

Very emotive shot. Fav

[Jacquie]

Mmm...looks as if it’s burning and bleeding at the same time.

[Lynda McG]

Nice image under sad circumstances

[haskar]

A wonderful capture. Being aware of what happened is scary and beautiful.

[Kathy]

Amazing color.

[Milanie]

As someone mentioned, it really does stand out on black.

[Rob Z]

Amazing colours and lighting.

[Margo]

gorgeous