Chicago 3-11 Alarm fire 11-24-12 (part 3)
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I just got some new photos from Tim Olk of that big fire on 111th Street earlier this week. It was one of those serious 3-11 alarms, and it happened at 2030 West 111th Street. If you want to check out my previous posts about it, they're right here and here.
I've been following this story closely since I first heard about it, and these pictures really capture the intensity of the situation. The firefighters were working hard under tough conditions, and Tim did an amazing job getting these shots.
Take a look at this first one. You can see the flames really licking up high. It’s crazy how fast fires like this can spread. And in this next photo, you can see some of the equipment they had on site. It’s always interesting to see all the gear they bring to a scene like this.
This third image gives a better sense of the scale of the whole operation. There were so many people involved, both firefighters and support staff. It’s not an easy job by any means. In the fourth picture, you get a different angle of the action. It’s wild to think about everything that goes into managing a fire like this.
And finally, this last shot shows another perspective. It’s fascinating to compare these different angles and really understand what happened. I’m grateful that Tim was able to share these with us because they help tell the story of the event in a way words alone never could.
It’s always tough to hear about incidents like this, but I’m glad everyone involved is safe. Fires like this remind us how important our first responders are and why we need to keep supporting them. Let me know what you think of these photos!