Saturday, August 29According to LA Observed, local television coverage of the fires has been non-existent.
Here are some blogs that have picked up the slack: Altadena Hiker, Pasadena Daily Photo, Glimpses of South Pasadena, Pasadena Adjacent, West Coast Grrlie Blather and the most wide-ranging would be Altadenablog.
Here are some blogs that have picked up the slack: Altadena Hiker, Pasadena Daily Photo, Glimpses of South Pasadena, Pasadena Adjacent, West Coast Grrlie Blather and the most wide-ranging would be Altadenablog.
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Beautiful. Another example of how a true artist can transform even tragedy into great art.
where is your vantage point?
So creepy. Yet, you've captured it wonderfully.
I took this from the top of The Grove parking structure (8 floors high)in Hollywood.
If you had told me this is a mushroom cloud from a nuke attack, I might've believed it.
Another good shot.
Good one. Unfortunately.
It looks like there was an explosion more than a fire.
This kind of cloud is called pyrocumulus. According to wikipedia, "Phenomena such as volcanic eruptions, forest fires, and occasionally industrial activities can induce formation of this cloud. The detonation of a nuclear weapon in the atmosphere will also produce a pyrocumulus in the form of a mushroom cloud which is made by the same mechanism."
Always happy to give a shout out to a fellow blogger! And congrats--saw this pic on LAist earlier today! :)
I think yours takes the cake, so to speak. It is a gorgeous thing. (Unfortunately, as Karin says.)
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