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Pacific Northwest Fire Season - August 17, 2023
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Sunrise in Heavy Drift Smoke (Original Post)
Bo Zarts
Aug 2023
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niyad
(120,041 posts)1. Eerie, menacing.
central scrutinizer
(12,441 posts)2. Yep, that's what sunrise looked like here in Eugene
A couple days ago.
Diamond_Dog
(34,820 posts)3. Oh WOW.
!!! Really beautiful!
Deuxcents
(19,785 posts)4. This almost doesn't look real..
It looks like an artists rendering to me with the never ending mountains as far as the eye can see. Its really fantastic with the smoke blanketing the mountain tops.. what a view!
2naSalit
(92,813 posts)5. That's what it's looked like...
Over here for the last week. Still eerily beautiful.
AndyS
(14,559 posts)6. Bo, you do great work, as good as any I've ever seen. A different style and subject matter but on
par with Elliot Porter IMO.
But every now and then you show us something so completely breathtaking that it defies description.
AI, eat your heart out . . .