Hey everyone,
I just came across this post from 312firephotos that caught my attention. It's about a house fire scene documented on April 26, 2021, at 12206 S. Normal Ave. in Chicago. They've shared a link to a folder on their SmugMug site where you can check out more photos.
Here's what I found interesting: they’ve included some really detailed images of the aftermath. The first photo shows the burned-out structure, and it’s clear that the damage was extensive. There are also some close-ups of specific areas, like charred wood beams and melted metal fixtures. It’s always fascinating to see how fires can leave such dramatic marks on buildings.
Below the main image, there's an embedded gallery with thumbnail previews. Each thumbnail is clickable, so you can view the full-sized photos if you want. From what I could tell by the thumbnails, there are several angles of the same area, which gives a good sense of the scale of the damage. It looks like they've done a pretty thorough job capturing everything.
If you're into firefighting photography or just interested in seeing how these types of incidents unfold, I highly recommend checking out the SmugMug folder. It’s a great resource for anyone who wants to understand the impact of fires on communities. Plus, the quality of the photos is top-notch, which makes it even better.
Let me know if you find anything particularly striking in the gallery. I’m curious to hear other people’s thoughts on this incident. Anyway, hope this helps shed some light on what happened that day!
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