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This photo was taken by my Olympus C-760 Ultra Zoom digital camera. The picture is as taken with no modifications what so ever.
The temperature is 33 degrees in the North West of N.T. and this little fire had been alight for 2 weeks burning about twenty square miles of grass and small shrubs. The change of winds kept the fire from spreading at a rapid rate, till it burnt itself out. This is a comman accurance in this part of the Territory with lightning strikes. A couple of days after the fire burnt it self out, a rather heavy rain, lasting 8hrs covered the country side. Three weeks later there was significant regrowth that indicated that in time would be thicker than before the fire. |
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Mother Nature has once again taken care of herself. Some of this country looks so sparce it is a wonder anything lives in it but it really is amaising what a fire and rain can do. TFS
Diane
Hi Lance. A typical Australian sight during the warmer months. I know this was the NT but it is their dry time. For no PP work an excellent image. TFS,
David
Many thanks for your comment on ' Willow in Fog’
Certain psychological traits exist in people who find pleasure in fire. At least your sentence structure has improved, if not the qulity of the image.
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