time lapse = 9 years

[fungus]

2001 bushfires and now in 2010

not really the best shots but it shows you the resilience of nature

http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h285/mrevilone/finalbb.jpg

[Ron]

You got to love mother nature.

[IanB]

Great PS work!!!! :huh:


great comparison; send them in to a few papers and magazines. ;)

[Jim]

Really interesting shots that tell a story.

[mtmt]

is a good sign though, at least is not the other way round :D

nice capture

[michael_sa]

Interesting documentary shots.
- you going back in 2019? :D

[YWURRI]

Wow man that is bloody good.
Did you get the branch to meet up deliberately when you went back out?? :D

[Blksky]

Wow!..Good stuff! ;)

ps: Is that a lorikeet on the top right of the car?? hehehe

[GRS_HPR]

is that the new content awre tool in cs5 lol nar great photos

[matt_22]

Great shots fungus!

It’s amazing how it all grows back! Especially after such a devastating effect back to a lush green environment again. I like heading back to a fire affected area within the year and the leaves are growing back on the burnt trunks of the trees

Looks as if you’ve left your camera set up for 9 years in the same spot :)

Matt

[Lucky13]

great idea. you must have sooome patience
what did you do out there for 9 years?

[mum2_3]

What's the story behind this .. is it a property near you or was just something you happened to take a photo of in 2001 and went back to have a look or just a fluke ? Also wondering how the heck that vehicle managed to get in amongst all those trees to begin with.

[Beatnik]

Great comparison shots. Want to know more.

[fungus]

its on the putty road north west of Sydney just past colo

the first pic is after those really really bad fires that hit that area that year

national park / state forest - this is about 30 metres off the road

I meant to go back every year but never got round to it

funnily enough I had a really hard time finding 9 years later - I had given up aand stumbled across it on the way back to the car

[together]

very nice