Me relaxing for lunch near "The Causeway", Pierces Creek Forest
B4R82-8 Bill Pierces Ck1974
ACT Forests
All gone in the 2003 ACT Fires
Must get a shot of the old "Quandary Crossing" further upstream....
ALOFBRID Trish (@EatShootBlog)
15/01/13 12:24 PM
This makes so much sense to me zenhabits.net/mmm/
Savouring the moment... lovely.
See twitter for Eatshootblog for this link... To savouring a moment.....
We photographers do this all the time.. I have been savouring moments for 69 years, that is why it takes me so long to do anything....
Even savouring old buildings.....
Sent from Bill's iPad.
More notes added in the comments below, and the iPad added this note!. Click #FlickrSpelio
Photography happens on earth, and earth needs its champions. If you’ve been around Flickr at all, you know how seriously we take our conservation and sustainability: We’re Certified Evergreen. We’re a Climate Pledge signatory and Climate Neutral Certified. We’re a member of The Conservation Alliance. And today, we’re pleased to join 1% for the Planet, a coalition of businesses who donate 1% of all sales, not just profits, to support verified environmental causes and organizations.
Think about it like this: Photography has existed for a little less than two centuries, but its impact on humanity is immeasurable. As the world’s largest photo community, our mission is to build a better world through the power of photography. Sustainability and conservation are baked right into our very core, and it’s our duty and privilege to protect the open and wild spaces that inspire photographers.
To further our efforts, we also joined the Mobilizing for Monuments Coalition and produced the Mobilizing for Monuments film, advocating for environmental conservation and the preservation of open spaces. And just recently, we conducted a report on how precious these places are to photographers.
OPEN SPACES REPORT
A report on open spaces conducted by Awesome, Inc. on behalf of Flickr surveyed 1,767 photographers, including hobbyists, professionals, and small business owners. Key findings include:
95% of photographers surveyed agreed that limiting access to open spaces would adversely affect their business or craft.
9 out of 10 photographers derived at least a portion of their income from open spaces.
We’re doing what we can to protect these locations and our planet for endless future generations of photographers.
blog.flickr.net/en/2024/06/17/flickr-joins-one-percent-fo...
Me relaxing for lunch near "The Causeway", Pierces Creek Forest
B4R82-8 Bill Pierces Ck1974
ACT Forests
All gone in the 2003 ACT Fires
Must get a shot of the old "Quandary Crossing" further upstream....
ALOFBRID Trish (@EatShootBlog)
15/01/13 12:24 PM
This makes so much sense to me zenhabits.net/mmm/
Savouring the moment... lovely.
See twitter for Eatshootblog for this link... To savouring a moment.....
We photographers do this all the time.. I have been savouring moments for 69 years, that is why it takes me so long to do anything....
Even savouring old buildings.....
Sent from Bill's iPad.
More notes added in the comments below, and the iPad added this note!. Click #FlickrSpelio
Photography happens on earth, and earth needs its champions. If you’ve been around Flickr at all, you know how seriously we take our conservation and sustainability: We’re Certified Evergreen. We’re a Climate Pledge signatory and Climate Neutral Certified. We’re a member of The Conservation Alliance. And today, we’re pleased to join 1% for the Planet, a coalition of businesses who donate 1% of all sales, not just profits, to support verified environmental causes and organizations.
Think about it like this: Photography has existed for a little less than two centuries, but its impact on humanity is immeasurable. As the world’s largest photo community, our mission is to build a better world through the power of photography. Sustainability and conservation are baked right into our very core, and it’s our duty and privilege to protect the open and wild spaces that inspire photographers.
To further our efforts, we also joined the Mobilizing for Monuments Coalition and produced the Mobilizing for Monuments film, advocating for environmental conservation and the preservation of open spaces. And just recently, we conducted a report on how precious these places are to photographers.
OPEN SPACES REPORT
A report on open spaces conducted by Awesome, Inc. on behalf of Flickr surveyed 1,767 photographers, including hobbyists, professionals, and small business owners. Key findings include:
95% of photographers surveyed agreed that limiting access to open spaces would adversely affect their business or craft.
9 out of 10 photographers derived at least a portion of their income from open spaces.
We’re doing what we can to protect these locations and our planet for endless future generations of photographers.
blog.flickr.net/en/2024/06/17/flickr-joins-one-percent-fo...