Dwayne Bullette, an inmate at the Valley View Conservation Camp, watches for embers blowing over a fireline at the Bear Fire near Berry Creek, California, Stuart Palley, September 2020

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Dwayne Bullette, an inmate at the Valley View Conservation Camp, watches for embers blowing over a fireline at the Bear Fire near Berry Creek, California, Stuart Palley, September 2020
Stuart Palley’s award-winning images depict a devastating and natural ecological process—but one we are all very much a part of.
Excerpt from this onEarth/EcoWatch article:
During the day, freelance photographer Stuart Palley covers news events for publications like the Los Angeles Times and shoots images for advertising and PR clients. By night, he pursues his passion: photographing the wildfires that have been ravaging, with increasing frequency, the forests, grasslands, towns and cities of his native California. Over the past five years, Palley has documented nearly 75 fires, from the Mexican border to the Shasta Trinity National Forest near Oregon.
Palley's infernal images, which are collected in a new book, Terra Flamma: Wildfires at Night, tell the story of an epic confrontation between humanity and nature. His photographs, such as the one of a man running from a burning house in Thousand Oaks last fall, named as one of Time's Top 10 Photos of 2018, depict the conflict's resulting fallout in dramatic fashion.
Some of his photos:
Creek Fire, California, Stuart Palley, 2020
Smoke from the El Dorado Fire glows in the sunset over the San Bernardino National Forest near Yucaipa, California, Stuart Palley, 6 September 2020
Stuart Palley
"Pedestrians Avoid a Pool of Blood / Munich Metro"
wildfire photographs by Stuart Palley
Capturing the beauty of California’s wildfires
Capturing the beauty of California’s wildfires
Click to enlarge Thanks to California’s historic four-year drought, some specialists are now referring to frequent wildfires as a “new normal” for the state. For the past two years, Los Angeles-based photographer Stuart Palley has been chasing these flare-ups to capture their unusual beauty. “The fires move fast and you need to get there on the first night of the fire to capture its most intense…
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Stunning Photographs of California Wildfires, Stuart Palley