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September 6, 2006 : Lower Nicola Valley
Keywords: Pinaceae | Lower Nicola Valley from Sugarloaf Mountain, British Columbia
I spent part of last weekend breathing in smoke and ash from the Tatoosh and Tripod wildfires while on a trip to British Columbia's Southern Interior. Haze can create exceptional light and shadows or transform landscapes into unique scenes. Although I didn't take full advantage of the photographic opportunities (the weekend wasn't dedicated to photography), I did manage to take a few pictures to share.
The area where this photograph was taken is approximately 95km (60mi) north of the Tatoosh fire. Although I associate this type of scene with the narrow slice of time post-sunset or pre-sunrise, it was actually taken an hour before sunset.
To add a botanical element to today's entry, I suggest reading about the ecology of fire from Wikipedia.
Posted by Daniel Mosquin at September 6, 2006 6:27 AM
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Posted by: Clement at September 9, 2006 12:12 PM
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Would make a beautiful watercolour painting; though, sadly, it is based on a waterless condition.