Brush Fire by Jay-el-Jay
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A little bit ago,there was a brush fire out here.I think that they were able to get it under control before it did damage to any home or people.
Comments (13)
Fantastic capture !!
Nice photo Jim, and glad they were able to get it stopped
Fantastic view Jim! Great capture :)
Good to see it out, and controlled, growing up in California it seems there was always a wild fire out of control somewhere, those firefighters have a busy job. Thanks for sharing.
A lovely clear capture of this smoke filled sky.
colorado has been getting alot of fires lately. so dry.
so sad to see all the fires this year. looks like more than in the pass years. cool shot of it
is that Golden? eekdog just sent me a link to your gallery saying "another colorado connection".... eekdog has been a friend of mine since I joined - really, one of the first people I met here.... I didn't recognize your name, but I get into logos (avatars) = I recognized you face right away, you've been around. I know 4 people on Rendo from colorado - 5 counting myself... 2 are totally cool, two are stuck up - now the stuck up ones I won't mention - oops, just did - lol... but the 2 I know eekdog and jdehaven are real cool.... do you know jdehaven? who do you know from Colorado here?
the region looks soo vast,hard to imagine for an european. i am born in the grand duchy of luxembourg the whole country has a surface of roughly 2.200 square miles lol,but i have a wide horizon,and this year will be first time we visit the US ofA in june for our 25th wedding anniv.
Great capture, good thing it did not turn into Texas's problem! By the looks of it, the wind was not a factor!
Very cool shot, Jim. Thank God, it didn't get to develop to something larger. Must be a very dry enviroment up there.
Excellent shot but so sad :(
Excellent capture of the smoke