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We went for a two mile hike and in the middle of this green forest we came across this scene. It doesn't look like fire, just dieing trees.
Thanks for dropping in...Take care:0)bonita
Comments (17)
DarkStormCrow
Excellent shot and scene, well done...
durleybeachbum
A marvellous image, nonetheless!
JuliSonne
Frightening. Outstanding admission!!
sleeping_tiger
Pretty cool looking. Ominous!
awjay
nice one
THROBBE
Very nice work!
MrsLubner
you have a great balance of contrast in this that adds depth to the composition. Excellent and artistic work.
babuci
Amazing b&w.
MirageBay
Excellent shot!
nigh23
very very nice
auntietk
Makes you wonder what happened, doesn't it? An excellent shot, but rather sad.
rainbows
Sad to see the trees dying, a wonderful shot, Bonita. Hope you enjoyed your walk. Hugs. Di. xx
decie
i wonder why they died? has to be something we did wrong again, when will we ever learn. nice capture my friend.
tizjezzme
great shot, but how sad :(
lucindawind
amazing ...excellent in B&W ..I hope one day the forest will come back
Richardphotos
too bad but b/w was an excellent choice
three_grrr
There is something attacking evergreens around here. The neighbor behind us had to cut all the firs that lined their backyard because they were all dying. There were at least 15 or more firs cut down. I was heartsick. They went along the back of our lot, and they were home to the chickadees, and the grackles nested in them every spring. They brought so many birds to our yard, I even saw rose breasted grosbeaks in them one evening, cedar waxwings another time. There's a pair of cooper's hawks that hangs out around here, and I used to see one or the other sitting in them now and then, waiting for lunch. We keep a birdfeeder in the yard. A sad capture, but beautifully seen nevertheless.