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Western Ghats of India. One of the major biodiversity hotspots on earth. Included by National Geographic in "50 Places of a Lifetime". Well known as the haven of medicinal plants, endemic evergreen trees and habitat for several endangered species. Illegal mining, encroachment, poaching, deforestation, the proposed hydro electric projects etc. are major threats to Western Ghats. Let's join hands. Please don't let it perish.
Former Shop N Save
Butler, PA. May 2021.
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Luftbild von blauen Container für das Recycling von Altmaterial in Landshut, Niederbayern, aufgenommen am 8. Juni 2004
Women's semi final heat at the 2019 US Open Championships at Huntington Beach, CA. Best part of this photo is that she saved it and scored well.
Folly Beach, SC (Charleston County) Copyright 2012 D. Nelson
Tessa saved the wubba from drowning hundreds of times today, trying hard to outrun the waves. She did great!
What: Photography by Kim Taylor [featuring ducks, osprey, bald eagles, and landscapes]
When: December 11, 2009 to Mid January 2010
Where: Penn Camera in Springfield,VA
Those who are in the area -- December 11, from 7pm until 8pm, join us for 'refreshments'. Hope to see you there~
Yours in all things Nikon ...
Kim
2 Image HDR/DRI using GND 0.9 soft. Changi Beach CP6, Singapore.
Been exactly one year since I last stepped here. All thanks to friends who ventured this part of the area only to find out much has somewhat changed. As I said before, I miss going to the seas, going back to the basics of photography - away from crazy multi-row panoramas and all that shit. That's the theme I am going for right now and might materialise in my future uploads.
But that's not the only reason why I'm here even though I live so far away... Now, my life is somewhat complicated. I'm almost 27 and reaching critical adulthood years. I am always thinking about the future. However there are times I wish to restart my life all over again. Start from the basics, start from zero.
Here's a song that closely reflects my thoughts that I've been listening to all week... And, someday wish to play a guitar riff from it:
The Fixx - Saved By Zero
www.youtube.com/watch?v=rp3YQEYcEhU
200315 UPDATE:
- Brightened the skies & the sea a little.
Just got back from a photo shoot in East Africa. The Black Rhino is the most endangered of the Big Five animals. This magnificent and gentle herbivore is being slaughtered relentlessly for its horn. Horns belong on Rhinos, not 'medicinal' shelves. We must stop this senseless trade before it is too late. Visit my website to see more Rhino and other wildlife photos and information. MichaelDanielHo.com
This is an alternate shot from our save the date shoot. We ended up going with a slightly different take on this in the same location, but I know that Kimberly wouldn't want me to post the actual finished product yet.
SACK-N-SAVE ~ St. Joseph, MO ~ ©2013 Bob Travaglione - www.flickr.com/photos/fotoedge/ ~ Or Zenfolio ~ www.FoToEdge.com
ADOPT A HOMELESS PET. This was a decal on a white car in the parking lot at the Putnam Hospital Center in Carmel, New York.
Went to kyoto last month and had a conference at the same conference where the worlds famous protocol to save environment, the Kyoto Protocol was signed.
To make everyone remember that we love our earth..its our duty to keep it smile with greenery.
Say NO to the environmental pollution..
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The consumer instant print offers a texture, tonal range, and color space unequaled and represents a unique photographic medium. These and other distinctive characteristics have inspired and been employed by countless photographic craftspersons in their work. I have come to admire these qualities and unexpected attributes as a preference for my photographic work. Without access to the variety of instant film types that are offered by Polaroid a large part of my photographic exploration will be halted. These are things that offer me great inspiration and fulfillment, not to mention instant analog gratification, which cannot be underestimated... I am currently in production of a photographic book of my instant print work due out in April of this year.
In the digital age, at the end of the photographic print, generations from now the family photo album will be thrown out with the PC and the SD. Polaroid represents, along with the standard film print, the physical archival of images and the tactical access to unadulterated visual information for and by the the individual. These instant moments are the things that would generaly go un-archived or even un-photographed in other formats, do to the stigmatic wake of the fleeting moment. Yet years later these instant impulses become treasured artifacts representing the true nature of ourselves and those we love.
The end of the instant print will represent a further retreat of traditional photographic technique and options, in the interest of the bottom line and fleeting lower quality digital imaging. There is and will be, in the foreseeable future, a sustainable market for these instant analogue options, whether it will be tapped to the benefit of potential providers and enthusiasts remains to be seen.