Startled the image of Sydney sinking in

Australia is used to dealing with big fires, spreading destruction across communities in this country. So, you can imagine how Sydney's residents have become shaken when they wake up in the morning and see the city as a sink in a big fire.

With smoke rising in the sky and bright orange light beneath skyscrapers, Sydney is suffering from a huge fire. Fortunately, however, the aerial scene reflects a terrible fire, which is the city at dawn .

When the sun rises high, the sun shines directly into the mist that still covers dense, creating a bright orange array.Because the mist quickly moves across the horizon, it creates the illusion of a fire sweeping through Sydney , causing residents to wake up early enough to witness this panic.

Rob Karlen, 23, took impressive photos of the incident from his apartment balcony in Sydney's central business district after realizing he was not facing any danger.

The student of the University of New South Wales said: "I took photos at about 7am, when the sun began to rise and rise above the buildings.

I was working with the computer when I looked out the opaque glass of the window. Immediately, I thought there was a fire, then jumped out of my chair and ran to the balcony to see what happened. The sky looks like that (there's a fire) about 10 minutes, until the sun goes up to the position that no longer makes the orange fog that way.

Recently, the city has spent several days sinking in a thick fog, but I've never seen such a scene. At first, I was really afraid of a fire for one of the city's high-rise buildings. "