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Photographed during the closing ceremony fire event at the 2013-14 Woodford Folk Festival. An audience of over 20,000 watched from the hillside.
365 days of colour: 62.365
100 Pictures: 8. Fireworks/fire
An outside fire-pit on campus. The concrete wall is wide enough to sit on and they have rocking chairs encircling it.
[Todas as imagens deste álbum são de propriedade do fotógrafo Bernardo Furtado e estão protegidas pela Lei de Direitos Autorais (Lei Federal 9.610/1998). O uso sem autorização prévia está proibido]
This one is just the corner of Sophie Ann edited to look like that . The original came out alright but with PS, there is always tons of effects that can improve the quality of the photo
On this one I edited the color and messed with the blur tool
The fire produced heaps of toxic smoke as a result of the chemicals used in the manufacturing. Various builders may have been accused of using substandard materials.
Nose of a fire truck in Julian, California
Taken a day trip to Julian, a town known for its apple pies and I can vouch that they are delicious. We continued on to Aranza Borrego Desert State Park
Sorry to be really behind with the weekly photos, I've put this one up in time and will add the last four weeks over the coming days. Moving house really knocks me out of habit, fortunately I've not missed one, just need to get uploading! Well done to everyone else over the last month, I've just been looking at the 52 weeks pool and there's loads of great stuff!
My roommate had a birthday. He's a pretty sinister fellow who got some pretty sinister gifts, such as this doll. His sinister-ocity led him to celebrate shortly after midnight in this manner.
See www.michel.photography for more!
Vogel: Christian Unger www.facebook.com/UngerChristian89
Maske: Tinchen Kaninchen www.facebook.com/tuedelue
On June 8th, the Pioneer Fire was reported burning on private land 31 miles northwest of Chelan and quickly spread onto US Forest Service land, including wilderness. Fire managers are using a full-suppression strategy to protect private property, public infrastructure, and natural and recreation resources, while minimizing risks to responders and the public. Part of the rationale for a full-suppression strategy is that the origin of the fire was on private land, and it is suspected to have been human caused. The communities of Stehekin, Chelan, and Manson are open and continue to welcome visitors.
Initial attack resources attempted direct tactics early on, but were challenged by the extremely steep and remote terrain on the east side of Lake Chelan that can only be accessed by boat or air. Full suppression efforts are being implemented utilizing a combination of direct, indirect, and point protection where the highest probability of success can be safely achieved. Firefighters continue to establish firelines and hose lays, working in conjunction with water-dropping aircraft.
While much of the fire area is within wilderness, if the fire were to spread significantly, it could affect population centers. Crews are actively assessing structures around Lake Chelan to develop structure protection plans to increase defensibility.
Chelan County is continually updating evacuation levels as activity changes. Please see the 'Announcements' tab for more information.
The Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest has a closure order in place for the area around Pioneer Fire. Lake Chelan National Recreation Area (National Park Service) has also issued a closure order for Lakeshore Trail from Stehekin to Flick Creek Campsite, and for Flick Creek Campsite. Please see the 'Closures' tab for more information.