TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 12月29日 06時34分

A resident flees his home in Thousand Oaks, Calif., on Nov. 9 with only the clothes on his back. #Wildfires erupted in Northern and Southern #California in early November, forcing an estimated 160,000 to evacuate. This image by @stuartpalley was featured in our Dec. 17 issue in a story on what these wildfires signal about our future: “As the planet continues to burn, drown and melt, preparation is the only thing that will protect us,” @TIME Magazine’s Justin Worland wrote. “The sooner and better we adapt, the fewer lives will be lost, the fewer #people displaced and the fewer cities—and countries—wiped off the map. Without action, make no mistake, the problem will not go away and no place will be left unscathed.” Countless images of #destruction and #heroism emerged from the fires in November, but none felt as intimately intense as this one by Palley: a man running for his life in the dead of night. This photograph is included in our unranked selection of the Top 10 #Photos of 2018. See the full list, and read more about each image, on TIME.com. Photograph by @stuartpalley

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