Devastation by Richardphotos
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the forest is slow to recover from forest fires as witnessed here near Grand Canyon.this fire was extensive
thanks for stopping by and any opinions appreciated
Comments (87)
Your title is perfect. Looks more like a bomb hit it. So sad
Great shot! Really nicely done!
Wonderful photo.
Excellent shot!
What a pity. Fantastic shot!!!
Looks like there were some kind of war.
Nature cleaning up after herself. Excellent shot Richard.
Great shot!
Excellent combination of title and shot - yes forrestfires are deeply scary !
The edges will return first. Excellent capture.
So sad to see, dear Richard. We had fires on the moortops some years ago, the land is recovering. Great shot. Hugs. Diane. xx
Excellent shot, fantastic colors and details
Irreparable. Note zero for the fact, but congratulations for the capture and for the alert.
a very sad scenery ! I wish it couls be a green forest ! A strong image !
informative!!!
Perfect title, gorgeous ideea , great capture !!!
Great desolated landscape !!! What a crime with all these fires !!! The wind is not always guilty !!! SPLENDID comment about the Nature ! thanks Richard !!!
Very beatiful photo!
Impressive image..
The green hill beyond makes this look much more hopeful and balanced. Very nice.
Good POV/contrast between devastated forest and mountains.
I am not one to applaud fire but in Alaska fire is essential to the health and well being of the total ecology there. Lightening strikes are the cause. Our biggest problem with fire today is when we build homes in the middle of forrested areas.
sad looking photo, but great capture, did you take a small pit home as a reminder to what damage we can do.
Titulo perfeito, cena incrivel meu amigo. Excelente captura, aplausos (5)
Excellent capture.
I don't know what happens after a fire of this magnitude, but I would send in a crew and cut down all the stumps and plant new trees to replace those lost. It would of course be best to try and learn from the disaster, as to leaving bigger firebreaks etc. A sad scene but an excellent and informative picture Richard. Bravo!!!!!
Excellente capture pour ce témoignage!
excellent capture :-)
It's sad, but it's a cycle of nature and very necessary. I always feel so sad for the animals that were displaced or killed. Great shot!
Your photo is superb.It´s a pity that things happen...