bushfire pano

This gives you an inkling of the extent of the fires. Even where you see green in the canopy, the undergrowth has burnt. It would be nice to think that the fires stopped at the lakes edge but you would see that they jumped the lake and burnt the other side.

[Rob Z]

isn't it incredible how far they can jump. Your image here shows an area which would be beautiful normally - so sad to see it burnt. :)

[Issi Bannerman]

We can but hope that things regenerate quickly.

[Ethel]

A tell tale image and important record for the future, even though it is heart breaking to see.

[Casablanca]

Striking image. I guess if the wind is strong enough in the right direction and the fire tall enough, it can jump pretty far indeed.

[Graham Harcombe]

Another fine photo of the conflagrations.

[Sharon]

So intense. Great perspective.

[Gosia]

Thank you for sharing

[Dione Giorgio]

Gorgeous shot and view. Even in this devastation it looks beautiful.

[Diana]

Fabulous capture and lovely perspective. Let's hope that it will recover soon.

[Peter Dulis]

sweet

[Lou Ann]

It’s amazing to me the leaves are still on the bush. In our forest fires we just have black tree trunks and limbs, leaves burned off.

[Merrelyn]

Such a sad sight.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

That is sad to see. Excellent capture, though.

[Elizabeth]

Great overview that you captured with a drone. This shows the extent of the fire damage that couldn’t be seen from the ground.

[Desi]

Wow. What an incredible shot. To even jump the lake gives an idea of the heat and power of the blazing inferno

[haskar]

Fabulous capture. The area of destruction is huge. Let's hope for a quick recovering.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Wonderful shot

[Carole Sandford]

Striking image!

[Jacquie]

That’s a very sobering sight

[Kathy]

Some deep contrasts here.

[Taffy]

Wonderful -- I love the huge field and the leading line of the river.

[Jane Pittenger]

Oh ouch. Chilling

[bkb in the city]

This certainly gives one a great perspective

[Margo]

Thankyou for sharing this picture with us. A Cold reminder of those disastrous fires

[KWind]

Wow... that POV really highlights the destruction.

[Gayle]

An incredible photo . . . so sad.

[Tricia O'Donnell]

So sad one will need to rake another from the same place in a few weeks time