View larger. | Photo taken at sunset, inside Yosemite National Park, by Abhit Patil.
Last summer’s deadly Ferguson Fire near Yosemite National Park raged for more than a month. By late August, 2018, it was 100% contained, but the smoke still hung over Yosemite’s valleys in early September, when Abhijit Patil captured this image on September 7. He wrote:
The smoke from the wild fires still lingers inside the Yosemite Valley with occasional fires starting in the middle of the night. The smoky valley gets lit up with sun rays during sunset creating a nice contrast of shadows and lights.
Nikon D750, Nikkor 24-120mm f/4 lens, Vanguard Alto pro tripod.
HDR image merged in Lightroom and processed in Photoshop.
According to the National Park Service’s Yosemite Fire Information and Updates page, as of September 27:
There are multiple fires burning in Yosemite National Park’s wilderness. Wildfires when caused by lightning are a natural phenomenon on the landscape. Fire managers work to restore healthy forests and reduce the threat of extensive, severe fire by allowing some lightning-ignited wildfires to burn.
Bottom line: Photo of smoke from the Ferguson Fire, hanging over Yosemite Valley in early September, 2018.
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View larger. | Photo taken at sunset, inside Yosemite National Park, by Abhit Patil.
Last summer’s deadly Ferguson Fire near Yosemite National Park raged for more than a month. By late August, 2018, it was 100% contained, but the smoke still hung over Yosemite’s valleys in early September, when Abhijit Patil captured this image on September 7. He wrote:
The smoke from the wild fires still lingers inside the Yosemite Valley with occasional fires starting in the middle of the night. The smoky valley gets lit up with sun rays during sunset creating a nice contrast of shadows and lights.
Nikon D750, Nikkor 24-120mm f/4 lens, Vanguard Alto pro tripod.
HDR image merged in Lightroom and processed in Photoshop.
According to the National Park Service’s Yosemite Fire Information and Updates page, as of September 27:
There are multiple fires burning in Yosemite National Park’s wilderness. Wildfires when caused by lightning are a natural phenomenon on the landscape. Fire managers work to restore healthy forests and reduce the threat of extensive, severe fire by allowing some lightning-ignited wildfires to burn.
Bottom line: Photo of smoke from the Ferguson Fire, hanging over Yosemite Valley in early September, 2018.
from EarthSky https://ift.tt/2xYaJD9
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