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In the wake of a lake

© Debbie Bray

In the wake of a lake

Uploaded: July 05, 2014 00:26:33 | Entered: July 05, 2014 00:31:03

Description

The Simpson Desert had large rains in 2010, forming a lake at the base of Big Red. The water sat there for nearly 4 years, and the trees became water logged and died. In the wake of the lake drying up, green growth emerged to take its place.

Exif: F Number: 9, ExposureTime: 100/80000 seconds, ISO: 250, FocalLength: 35.00 mm, Model: SLT-A99V

Comments

Avril Young July 05, 2014

So beautiful Debbie so out of disaster came beauty and you captured it wonderfully.. #1578197

Colette M. Metcalf July 05, 2014

How beautiful, Debbie!!! #11078431

Jeff Robinson level-deluxe July 05, 2014

Nature can be amazing - Excellent capture and info Debbie! #11078438

frank w. degenhardt July 05, 2014

It is amazing how nature can change the landscape and as a place dies out, nature can bring back the beauty in another way. Love that rich blue sky, the colors of the landscape, and even though dead, that tree still holds a beautiful look. Gorgeous work Debbie. #11078483

R. J. Laudenbacher level-classic July 05, 2014

What a great shot of this beautiful old tree, Debbie. It might be dead...but it still full of life. #11078535

Kathy Reeves July 05, 2014

Beautifully captured, Debbie. #11078603

David Phalen July 05, 2014

Beautiful light, colors, details and info! #11078772

John Connolly July 05, 2014

I yearn for that blue sky again Debbie! A wonderful capture of our fickle outback climate! #11078874

Ellen Hodges July 08, 2014

Love the pov and glad that the area is coming back!! #11080637

Lindley Johnson level-classic July 08, 2014

Stark and beautiful! Nature is fascinating - thanks for the info about this area, Debbie. #11080872

Teresa Burnett level-classic July 08, 2014

Beautiful capture, Debbie!! Nature can be hard, but she usually gives back down the road a bit! It is always fascinating to see the environment evolve again after a change such as this. #11081077

Emile Abbott level-deluxe July 13, 2014

Great capture of the cycle of nature, Debbie. #11084433

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