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Dragon Bravo Fire Revisited

While Utah, Colorado and Arizona are being terrorized with many forest and brush fires this summer, I revisited the remains of the Dragon Bravo Fire at Kaibab National Forest in Arizona. The Aspens were fire damaged but still stood amongst the equally damaged Ponderosa Pines.

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While Utah, Colorado and Arizona are being terrorized with many forest and brush fires this summer, I revisited the remains of the Dragon Bravo Fire at Kaibab National Forest in Arizona. The Aspens were fire damaged but still stood amongst the equally damaged Ponderosa Pines.

The Dragon Bravo fire in 2025 burned pine and aspen trees at Kaibab National Forest, adjacent to Grand Canyon Natoonal Park, Arizona.

10 responses to “Dragon Bravo Fire Revisited”

  1. Yetismith Avatar

    Sensational photos!

    1. Michael Andrew Just Avatar

      Thanks 😊

  2. Eliza Waters Avatar

    Ghostly images. It must be eerily quiet there, I don’t imagine there is much wildlife around.

    1. Michael Andrew Just Avatar

      There was the sound of some birds only and that was it.

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    Anonymous

    It looks like ghost woodland … of an eerie beauty.

    1. Michael Andrew Just Avatar

      It was a somewhat creepy scene.

  4. niasunset Avatar
    niasunset

    so touching, so sad… Trees crying. Thank you, I pray and also I wish to peace and life to our Nature, to our home Earth, Love, nia

    1. Michael Andrew Just Avatar

      Well said Nia.

  5. Jane Lurie Avatar

    Incredible, starkly beautiful and melancholy works, Michael. Important documentary photography.

    1. Michael Andrew Just Avatar

      Thanks Jane 😀. I like the term documentary photography.

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