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Update: My 4th DD!
Thanks a bunch to =kuma-x for the suggestion and to ^Anoya for the feature! Very kind of you both!
Thanks for all the comments and support on this one guys. Things like this keep dA good fun for those who persist through the quiet times.
Nomination, Photography Masters Cup, Nature, 2011.
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Yep, another great title.
8 sec. Custom white balance.
We spotted this on the way home from a day of swimming and hiking in Litchfield National Park. This place is just immense and full of waterfalls and watering holes. Apparently the park rangers burn out dead wood and shrubbery this time of the year, right after the rainy season, to help minimize forest fires later in the season. A pretty cool sight to stumble across in the middle of nowhere! Had to stop for a quick snap.
Litchfield National Park, Northern Territory.
www.garyannettphotography.com
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Β Hope you don't mind me borrowing this :3
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This has been featured in my journal. Β 
O is for OrangeOrange...So brilliant. So vibrant. Β Let's celebrate it.
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your art is exposed here please enjoy [link]
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Ohhh.. What a color ? !! It is.... Relly reallyyy.. Awesome...
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This superb work has been featured here: 30 Staggering Examples of Long Exposure Photography .
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cool one time i got a dream that a landscape was on fire werid right?
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So very beautiful, it's so perfect, almost could be a stage set design. Breath taking.
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why is destruction so beautiful? is it because something has finally ended, or is it because if, given a chance and used for good, something new comes out fo the ashes?
i love the colors XD
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your beautiful work is featured in my new journal...[link]
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Hi!!
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Hi!
I wanted to let you know that this photograph has been featured in the APN Daily Deviations - November 2010 News article!
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This capture is amazing
Composition, framing (the trees) and especially the color tones are overwhelming
Glad you were around to capture that difficult situation
Glad you posted the exifs
You should make this available as a wallpaper
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what's that?) a fire?
wonderful coloring, i love it very much)))
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WAo!!!! is a prefect shot. I just loved the composition and color.
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Wow, I love the contrast and the surreal feeling you've captured here! The colors are great, and the focus is perfect.
Congrats on your DD!
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Beautiful. Wonderful display of tone depth, with the silhouetting on the viewers side and the tree faces so detailed on where the light strikes them. WOnderful bonanza of tones and contrasts.
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Gorgeous photograph!
Makes me think of scenery in a stage play. Your photo is much much more awesome because it is the real thing!
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it's so scary and awe inspiring to look at a forest fire. it kind of makes you think that it will come straight at you, but you kind of have to just look at it to see it's terrifying beauty.
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Fire? What fire? I just love how that one little tree right in the middle is framed so nicely by the trees on either side.
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Fire is not something new to photos, but it's the great capture of the contrast and the trees that makes this.
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Trees aren't new to photography either, what's you're point here? xD
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I meant *the shilouttes and shapes of the trees
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Your point is still a little irrelevant. Repeated techniques are used in every form of art alllllll the time, there's no valid reason to say this is a downside to a piece of art.
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