Bush fire
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have reworked this imge to give it more impact compared to Road Sign 1
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oil painting 1.6X1.8 meters
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Bush fire, life, death, and atmosphere. / With lovely movement and colour, / solids are transformed to gas, energy and ash, all is one. / Oil on linen painting, 1.8×1.5 meters.
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March 13th 2008 a property on Range Road at Willunga, known as ‘Yurunga’ that was burned to the ground approximately 50 acres of natural scrub land was lost in the fire. Courageous CFS fire fighters risked their own lives to save the property. Photo taken 30th April 2008 / / / PLEASE VIEW MY GALLERY @ Glenn Alderson Photography Abstract Sunrise & Sunset Ruins & Derelict Buildings Farms & Countryside All Seascapes Botany – Flora Childhood Black & White Birds & Creatures of Flight / © Copyright 2008 Glenn Alderson, All Rights Reserved. / Please note: The watermark shown above will not appear on purchased products.
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With the sun going down, the smoke from the bush fires just rolled across the Derwent River in Hobart Tasmania, Australia. / An eerie but beautiful sight.
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Photo taken by collegue Simon Frankel. Then edited in Photoshop by myself. Thankyou to Simon for allowing me to post the photo. This was not a sand storm as some may think. Just over the hill was a raging fire that was taking control in 2006. They were taken at Pike River during the bush fire that burnt out around 120,000 hectares of scrub just north of the Riverland. / It was a mixture of smoke, stormy grey cloud and some sun trying to break through.
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Oil Painting inspired by my days as a volunteer firefighter. Something we face every Summer in Australia. In some areas you can live in constant fear of the threat of fire. Not sure if I’ve finished this one yet, but hey, I’ll give it a run. Two of the prime objectives of a fire fighting organisation is to protect life and protect property. Here the characters are endeavouring to do both without a thought that they are putting their own lives at risk.
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Taken at 6:20 AM on March 6th, 2008…one of the most brilliant sunrises in a long time…....100% unedited, right out of the camera….....enjoy! Settings: Date/Time: 03/06/2008 6:19:59 AM / Shooting Mode: Manual / TV (Shutter Speed): 0.5 / AV (Aperature Value): 8.0 / Lens: 7.3- 29.2 mm / Light Metering: Evaluative / ISO Speed: 80 / Focal Length: 29.2 mm / Digital Zoom: None / Image Size: 3648X2736 / Image Quality: Fine / Flash: Off / White Balance: Auto / AF Mode: Single AF / Contrast: Normal / Sharpness: Normal / Saturation: Normal / Drive Mode: Continuous Shooting / ___ / ___ / All The Materials Contained May Not Be Reproduced, Copied, Edited, Published, Transmitted Or Uploaded In Any Way Without My Permission. My Images Do Not Belong To The Public Domain. © 2008 Joyce Dickens: Using my images for any purpose and in any way, without prior permission, may lead to legal action.
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© Simone Byrne Photography, 2008. All Rights Reserved. 4th May, 2008 Sunset at the ‘Tree Graveyard’. One of the most intense skies at sunset I have ever witnessed out at the graveyard, this image still remains an absolute favourite of mine from this series. Redesdale, Victoria, Australia Camera: Canon EOS 350D Lens: Canon 18-55mm @ focal length 27mm Exposure: 1/10 sec, f11, ISO 100 Filters: Hoya UV, Cokin 121S Grad ND8 Processing: Adobe Photoshop CS Signed Print Available @ SimoneByrne.com.au Featured in the Tree Graveyard Calendar 2009 Landscape Gallery Seascape Gallery Equine Gallery Spiritual Gallery Miscellaneous Gallery Tree Graveyard Gallery Mornington Peninsula Gallery HDRi Gallery B&W/Mono Gallery Featured Works Thanks for looking, all comments greatly appreciated, Simone.
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Taken in the last lot of bushfires near Somerset last year.
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This image was taken the morning after the Bush fire at Boulie Rock Hole at the camping ground all the smoke still around until breeze came up later and cleared the area – post bug in ear incident!
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Captured on La Palma (canarian islands) at around 2300 metres above sea level (with a Canon 5D + 24-105L lens). / You can see that the pictures was taken way above the clouds.There was a big fire which burned down a massive amount of bushes. Because of the shape of the bushes (plantago webbii) it still looked like fire. / White flames…White fire
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Acrylic on canvas by Wendy Poem beatifully written : – by Estelle O’Brien Bush fire Smooth trunk orange / Purple shine / Parched grey / Hanging on / Drought big time River gum statuesque / Dove greys and blues / Limbs crashing / In the wind / Sap bleeding hues Afternoon sunshine / Sparkle dancing leaves / No water / In the ground / Swooning tree grieves Lightening strikes / Flames leap out / Roar through / Tinder dry / Long time drought Parched earth / Scorched dry / Burning barren / Landscape bare / Trees all die Rain comes / Smell the air! / Releases seed / Saplings shoot / New gum trees there.
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This happened earlier this year just a block away from where we live in Western Australia…. Amazing how fast the bush caught alight and the intense heat was overbearing..
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Sea weed plant, all dried out on a sandy stone at / Lunada Bay, Palos Verdes Estates, Los Angeles County, Ca I added textures
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Oil painting, hot and windy bushfire season, Grampians mountain ranges western victoria
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Sunrise over the promenade at Eastern Beach, Geelong. Haze in the sky was from a bushfire the previous day. The Promenade is a well known part of Geelong waterfront, situated at Eastern Beach
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Bush in the Brisbane Ranges near Anakie shortly after a bushfire which devastatet the earea.
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This is an acrylic painting of the Snow Gums at Kosciusko. Bad fires / went through the National Park about 3 years ago and this shows how / the gums regenerate as fire is part of the natural cycle in the bush.
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A few months earlier fire had raveged the hilly bushland, now with the first green of regrowth showing, a cloudy cold front has swept in from the south/west showing the two opposites of Australian weather in the one picture.
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