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 Posted: Mon Sep 09, 2013 5:24 pm Post subject: Morgan Territory Fire |
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David wrote:
Last night I took my K-7 out along with my 77mm FA Limited, 50MM 1:1.4 SMC-M, and Tokina 400mm 1:6.3 to photograph the Morgan Territory Fire that's burning close, but not threateningly close, to my place. Here are a few results.
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Attila wrote:
Scary and beautiful, poor animals in forest , terrible.
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Orio wrote:
Wow... looks like a painting of Hell 
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strangelove
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strangelove wrote:
the silhouette of the trees is really quite beautiful, despite the terrifying nature of its light source
But it seems rather close, considering one of these was taken with a 50mm. Are you anywhere near the evacuation areas? |
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David
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David wrote:
Thank you, guys.
As for me, I'm in the opposite direction of the fire's path. And the winds are blowing away from me. I live about six miles from the fire and took the photos from about 3 1/3 miles away. The first and third were with the 400mm and the middle was the 77mm, I think. I meant to post one from each lens but it was really late last night.
Here's one with the 50.
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David
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David wrote:
Edit: The second photo was with the 50mm and the fourth with the 77mm, I think.
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IAZA wrote:
journalist picture.
sad to know, but good shot
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miran wrote:
Fascinating:  I'm lucky we don't get this kind of fires where I live.
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