An old burn

Drone shot of the alpine scenery with dead trees left from a past burn/bush fire.
We had a lovely picnic at the base of these trees complete with Lamington cake.
If you look closely you'll see where I've secretly added in an Eastern Rosella.

[Jason]

super location and capture

[aikiuser (jenn)]

Nice capture!

[Maggiemae]

You have got the size right - he's small but perhaps the only bright coloured object in this agreeably brown composition!

[Babs]

Yes I spotted the rosella.

[Wylie]

@maggiemae @onewing I did make him a bit larger than life:)

[Frances Claydon]

Spotted the bird and have also had a go at making Lamington cake, not very successfully!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

This is so interesting looking.

[Issi Bannerman]

Spotted it! Nice capture and fun addition.

[Lou Ann]

Oh my. A good reminder but hard to see.

[Lynda McG]

Make a great image

[Diana]

Gosh Wylie, that is a bit small for my old eyes, took so long to search ;-) Those trees look amazing btw.

[KV]

I love the graphic look of the dead trees.

[Pyrrhula]

Gladly most times nature restore the damage very quickly. Great shot of the trees,
( It is. And to make it even worse, my family name is Vink = Finch.)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I see him- fun to look for that little spot of color in order to find him. I wonder how this would look in black and white- those dead trees stand out now but in black and white I think they would really pop. Good shot!

[Corinne]

Great POV !

[Kathy]

I see it. Just a tiny spot of color in this rather drab scenery.

[Taffy]

So eerie looking.

[Rob Z]

What a wonderful shot - those white stags make such a strong contrast. And I love your sneaky little rosella! :)

[haskar]

Great pov and edit.

[Pyrrhula]

To Monique`s pic. : The same as a keel with a normal sailing boat. This is an adaptation to shallow waters.