Thankfully, no homes were burned today during daylight hours.With the winds finally calming down, it was a day of aerial drops and firefighters making progress and starting to gain the upper hand in Diamond Bar and the other fires still burning. LA Times photographer Luis
Sinco and I were talking today, and he mentioned how these devastating wildfires are now a yearly
occurrence in Southern California. It didn't used to be that way. It's just sad.
On my way home I stopped to shoot the thick smoke hanging in the air over downtown Los Angeles as the sun was setting.
Thankfully, no homes were burned today during daylight hours.With the winds finally calming down, it was a day of aerial drops and firefighters making progress and starting to gain the upper hand in Diamond Bar and the other fires still burning. LA Times photographer Luis Sinco and I were talking today, and he mentioned how these devastating wildfires are now a yearly occurrence in Southern California. It didn't used to be that way. It's just sad.
On my way home I stopped to shoot the thick smoke hanging in the air over downtown Los Angeles as the sun was setting.
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great work jonathan!
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