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  1. Mid-winter view up Deer Creek. Almost all of the area in this panorama has burned since 2007.

  2. The 2012 Chips Fire burned about 65,000 acres in Plumas County, California. This panorama shows the variety of fire effects on a north-facing slope. All of the area in the upper half of this photo was within the fire perimeter.

  3. 134 shots on a Canon Elph point and shoot on a Portland to Sacramento flight.

  4. High water from Big Chico Creek being diverted into Lindo Channel.

  5. This is Big Chico Creek Canyon with about 8,000 Cubic Feet per Second of water in it. 12/2/2012

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  6. This is what a computer generates if you ask it to mosaic 114 photographs of a rapidly-changing column of smoke from a giant wildfire.

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  7. This fire was located approximately 2 miles northwest and upslope of Belden, CA and Highway 70 (Feather River Canyon, Plumas County, CA on Chips and Indian Creeks. This photo was taken on day 4 of the fire. Most of the area in this photo was also burned in the 2000 Storrie Fire.

  8. Two views - Llano Seco Ranch, and the mainstem of the Sacramento River south of Chico - view looking West. Left-hand image - the Llano Seco Ranch. Seven Mile Lane crosses the bottom of the image, Ord Ferry Road is on right-hand side of image. Rght-hand image - Sacramento River between Ord Ferry and Highway 32 Big Chi...

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  9. Shot from a commercial Sacramento to Portland flight.

  10. Taken from a commercial Portland to Sacramento flight on a turboprop flying at about 18,000 feet.

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