Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => The Coffee Corner => Topic started by: Ivophoto on November 18, 2018, 03:55:01 am
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Following the shocking news last week, And not knowing if any of the Lula members live near this catastrophe, just to say I hope no one is hurt or lost friends, or relatives.
God bless them.
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Indeed; a terrible thing, and likely to be repeated more and more frequently across the world.
Rob
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https://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1571146/0#14667136
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My thoughts go to the victims, present and future (due to the smoke spreading and being so thick). In Portugal, we had two killer fires in 2017.
What I find as a common thread between these events is such distant countries, are the reports from firemen about how they never saw such fierce and challenging fires before. I saw a piece on TV, one year after the October fires in Portugal: some common aspects with California fire - reports on how the fire seemed to come from above, from the air itself; plus the quick changing due to coastal winds.
In October 2017, the killer fire in Portugal was "fanned" by hot winds coming from the Sahara; the soil, at the end of a very dry Summer, was really easy to caught fire...