While travelling in New Zealand several years ago, we chanced upon a blaze, which led to some interesting effects in the sky. Bushfires are an ever-threatening risk in Australasia and we see more than our fair share of them in Australia. IN New Zealand, such fires are more likely to be due to burning off rather than bushfires.
This post is part of Sylvia's Skywatch Friday meme.
Lovely captures! Happy sky watching.
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You were alert with your camera. Fantastic shots.
ReplyDeleteThat second shot is really amazing!
ReplyDeleteIn the fall and winter months (when the ground is wet) they burn the logging slashes near where we live. We get some of the same interesting smoke/cloud formations. We also get massive forest fires during the hot summer, mostly in the interior, but the hazy smoke often covers the sky. - Margy
ReplyDeleteWow...those are amazing shots of the sky... very imaginative of you!
ReplyDeletehave a great weekend ahead.
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Wow, that's an interesting sky. What happens next? Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteAwesome and amazing skies and superb captures as always, Nick! I do hope you enjoy a great weekend! Thanks for sharing the beauty of your travels with us!
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Smoke makes for some very dramatic skies... nicely captured!
ReplyDeleteFantastic skies! Love the second shot!
ReplyDeleteSome very dramatic photos, wow!
ReplyDeleteOne of these would be perfect for a competition on my photoblog this week. If you are interested check it out here. http://thedustycellarshoots.blogspot.com/2012/03/photo-competition-sky-in-landscape.html
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