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   Abstracted by Fire

What is a Typology?

A clear definition of a photographic typology is the study or interpretation of types of things. The fire presented many fine-scale features that deserved close attention, and we continue to discover new typologies as the forest responds to fire.

These groupings of similar image types fall into three distinct categories. Typologies that were created by the fire; revealed by the fire; and, more recently, biological responses set in motion by the fire.

Presented here is one image from each of the typologies we’ve discovered. To view more images of a particular Typology, click the link below that image.

What is a Typology?

A clear definition of a photographic typology is the study or interpretation of types of things. The fire presented many fine-scale features that deserved close attention, and we continue to discover new typologies as the forest responds to fire.

These groupings of similar image types fall into three distinct categories. Typologies that were created by the fire; revealed by the fire; and, more recently, biological responses set in motion by the fire.

Presented here is one image from each of the typologies we’ve discovered. To view more images of a particular Typology, click the link below that image.

   Abstracted by Fire

Abstracted by Fire

   Canopy

Canopy

   Exudate

Exudate

   Stump Ghost

Stump Ghost

   Living Stump

Living Stump

   Fuel Architecture

Fuel Architecture

   Swooping Trees

Swooping Trees

  Branch Holes

Branch Holes

  Out of Season Leafing

Out of Season Leafing

   Sporocarps

Sporocarps

  Woodpecker Holes

Woodpecker Holes