Ring of Fire

Perhaps it was the threat of rain today that forced a flurry of fields afire the past two. As is their practice, the plumes started rising into the sky around 1500 hrs and gained in frequency until a haze filled the valley.

I had things to do Monday, which I'll get to at some point, that prohibited a photo op. Yesterday I was free and clear and took full advantage. Or rather, I pursued the fires and photos until the light became such that contrast was unavailable.

No surprise that the sunset last night was as orange as it was.

I'll be heading out in another hour and a half to shoot some more and probably put another 100 miles on the new rig.

Yep. New rig.