bush pano

Its difficult to communicate the feeling in the burnt bush through a single photo. Hopefully this pano will give you a small idea of the emptiness of what was a vibrant bush landscape. This patch must have burnt very hot, as not much is springing back after all these months.
BOB

[Gosia]

Hopefully will regrow with time

[Margo]

Good to see green on the ground

[vonski]

Terrible to see such deviation and must be heartbreaking for you having seen it in its glory. I see the green is returning on the ground, the start of the rejuvenation

[Maggiemae]

It happens so often yet the devastation is difficult! So dry!

[Valerie Chesney]

Such a lovely touch of green returning.

[Dione Giorgio]

You did a great job with the pano and you have captured the devastation very well. So sad to see this; hoping they will grow again into more beautiful trees.

[KV]

I can see the green coming back... even though it is bleak it is hopeful.

[Babs]

It is heartbreaking. We had a fire here in the wetlands close to where I live years ago and the bushland has still not returned because the fire was so intense. So sad. That fire was started by a group of teenagers letting off fireworks on New Years Eve from one of the nearby houses.

[Diana]

Great capture but as Babs says, quite heartbreaking. I sure hope it will recover.

[PhylM-S]

Heart breaking. Your capture does convey well.

[Esther Rosenberg]

Great shot but a sad story. Hopefuly the healthy patches are thriving and regrown the area;

[Lou Ann]

Oh dear hope it will regenerate. Heartbreaking scene.

[Peter Dulis]

Nice

[Clare Gadsby]

makes my heart drop. do hope that regeneration will occur

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Such an interesting shot but makes me sad about the burning.

[gloria jones]

Indeed...This is a sad look of what fires can do to trees.

[Krista Marson]

you always do the best gum tree shots

[haskar]

Amazing pano and only something heartbreaking. The forest will recover, only it needs time. And we don't give him that time.

[Kathy]

It seems some brush and trees take a while to come back, but come back they will or something to take their place. Be patient.

[Danette Thompson]

I think it is very hard to really show devastation in one photo. I do hope things start to spring back soon.

[Rob Z]

A fabulous depiction - the vertical starkness says it all. :)

[Lois]

How sad to see such destruction

[bkb in the city]

Great shot

[Taffy]

Really does the story.