'It is not what you look at that matters. It's what you see.' – Henry David Thoreau
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The world around through my camera's lens
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Pre Wedding Photographers India, Candid Photography Studio Delhi, Wedding Photography Delhi-NCR
travel junkie & horse lover
BY GRACE THROUGH FAITH
thoughts on innovation, startups, photography and bourbon since 2007
I make photographs and poems to please myself (and share them to please you).
Natural, rural and urban images
Surreal Landscapes by Maikhail Buzhinskiy
Exploring open roads without breaking the bank
Expeditions - explorations - adventures
'Why be reliant upon secular media sources, literary works penned by atheists, and embittered hearsay to inform your views on religiosity, or worse still to bring about the lack thereof, isn't that as sensible as asking directions to KFC from Ronald McDonald?' ―T. C. M
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Born a Yaad | Adventuring Abroad™
He started Writing, The paper started speaking...
L'occhio ritaglia il soggetto, e l'apparecchio deve solo fare il suo lavoro, che consiste nell'imprimere sulla pellicola la decisione dell'occhio
Traveler & photographer with a passion for everything
Ein Tagebuch unserer Alltagsküche-Leicht zum Nachkochen
Peter Joseph Singhatey - "Just Love Flying"
GROUND OR AIR THERE IS NO STOPPING FOR US
I almost hated to hit the Like button because of the devastation that fire brings but your images really capture the progression. Hope all is well.
Hey there, Gina:
My intent with the pictures is to show more of how a wildfire is dealt with … so, me too; hitting the like button would be an odd thing to do within an emergency. Between Friday and Saturday there’d be as many as nine new fires start with lightning strikes in the region. As of yesterday, everything was being managed and air support with air tankers, bombers and slinging was solid.
Thanks for looking in. 🙂
Jeepers creepers…that looks pretty scary. Great photos.
Hey there, Becky:
It sounds like the fire is 65% under control as of today and may be something that started from a smouldering peet fire. There’s less smoke today.
Thanks for looking in. 🙂