Black Fire giant plume
BF 6/4/22 from Kingston 278,188 acres burned

One image says a thousand words

I love the vast open space surrounding us. My photographs usually document its wild beauty.

Here is a series about the Black Fire, awesome and terrifying.

I took all these photographs except the ones labeled from inciweb.org with the link to the image on their website.

Black Fire from the air 5/16/2022

https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/photograph/8103/81/129684

Black Fire from Kingston,NM
5/16/22
56,132 acres burned
BF from Kingston
5/24/22
154,911 acres burned
BF from Silver City
5/26/22
191,459 acres
BF from Kingston
6/27/22
212,118 acres burned
BF 5/29/22
from NM 152 East of Hillboro
241,403 acres burned
BF East
posted 6/9/22
https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/photograph/8103/73/130287
BF 6/12/22
from Kingston
301,692 acres
Hello Rain Bye-bye Fire 6/25/22 
https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/map/8103/0/
6/27/22
325,136 acres
70 % contained
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Véronique De Jaegher
Véronique De Jaegher

Born and raised in Brussels, Belgium, I lived 20 years in the San Francisco Bay Area and have been living in Sierra County, NM for the last 20 years. I have been taking photographs for 40 years as a way of sharing my point of view. Beauty surrounds us, we just need to pay attention. I believe in the power of images as they say “One Picture is Worth a Thousand Words”. ”Local” is very important because we can engage in a more personnel way whether reading the news or buying food. That’s why I was sorry to see the Sierra County Sun go and want to support the Sierra County Citizen by being on the board of the Sierra County Public-Interest Journalism Project and posting local images.

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