After the fire.. by robz

After the fire..

Large areas of bush are still burnt out from fires last year - and we have more expected this year.
Nice pic😊
December 13th, 2023  
Yes great capture
December 13th, 2023  
I hope things soon regenerate
December 13th, 2023  
Such a shame about the destruction from fire but hopefully areas will regenerate.
December 13th, 2023  
Great silhouettes from such a sad event.
December 13th, 2023  
You have truly captured the devastation in the photograph
December 13th, 2023  
I love the cool tones and strong contrast in this image.
December 13th, 2023  
So sad
December 14th, 2023  
Oh no, I think we are in for a long hot summer with more fires ahead.
December 14th, 2023  
Nice capture. Maybe they won't be as bad this year.
December 14th, 2023  
Sad about the fires but the silhouettes look great.
December 14th, 2023  
awful about the fires
December 14th, 2023  
Its a sad but lovely profile. Hoping for the best but not optimistic!
December 14th, 2023  
Looking forward to seeing this in 6 months time
December 14th, 2023  
It looks beautiful. Just watched a programme which was saying that forest fires are a necessity to promote new, fresh, strong growth. Every cloud.......
December 14th, 2023  
@ollyfran Hi Olwynne. Thanks for your comment and it is so relevant to what's happening over here. The aboriginal people used to use controlled fires to manage large areas of bushland. However, what we're getting over here now are huge, uncontrollable wild fires which destroy thousands and thousands of hectares of bushland - often in areas containing endangered wildlife. And sometimes whole towns are damaged with many houses destroyed. It's a huge worry!
December 14th, 2023  
Great capture of silhouettes. Hope you don't have devastating fires like last time. Fav 😊
December 14th, 2023  
I like these cold tones in the background. They add drama and horror to the scene.
December 15th, 2023  
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