Incident Media Photographs

Engine crew members work on slop over, or heat caused from rolling debris crossing a fireline. The Chalk Fire and others in the complex have a lot of this due to the steep terrain. Photo: B. McCall

Firefighters on the Coffee Pot fire mop up hot spots. Photo: M. Mahurin

An example of how roll out can cause a slop over or spot on steep areas of the fire.  Photo: B. McCall

Winema Hotshots coming off the line on the Moss Mountain Fire.  Photo: M. Jones

Engine crews work to put out fire by the roadside on the Chalk fire. Photo B. McCall

Firefighters on the chalk fire work a deep burning stump. Photo: M. Mahurin

CATG crew members walk along a road on the Moss Mountain Fire. Photo: M. Jones

An engine crew works a slop over on the Chalk Fire. Photo: B. McCall

An area of the Moss Mountain Fire on the Willamette Complex South picks up fire activity with afternoon winds on August, 12. Photo: M. Mahurin

Firefighteres work to put in indirect line on steep slopes on the Moss Mountain Fire. Photo: M. Jones

A large chunk of a tree lies on a steep slope in the Moss Mountain Fire. These large pieces can be hazardous if they roll down the slope or they will burn a long time if ignited. Photo: M. Mahurin

An area that crept out of containment smokes in the afternoon on the Moss Mountain Fire. Firefighters and air resources were able to keep it in check. Photo: M. Mahurin