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When I was shooting this gull I certainly hadn't planned on catching him regurgitating his food, but there it is in all its glory. Yeesh.
The elephant in the room
We often compare animal and human behaviour, but we tend to omit those examples which do not fit the hetero-norm. Did you know that elephants engage in same-sex relationships?
By presenting only a bull elephant, this display may imply that the male is central to the pack. However, elephants live in a matriarchal herd structure, which also does not fit the hetero-norm. Why has the museum chosen to show a male rather than a female? This animal was selected because of his sex. A male elephant is seen as a more impressive and dangerous trophy, fitting ideals of hyper-masculinity.
Why have we put a tutu on the elephant? In elephant hierarchy, the matriarch dominates and all males are subordinate to her. In an elephantine sense, the tutu empowers this specimen and raises its status amongst the herd. The tutu also visually contrasts our human inclination to assign gender to an object.
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Vi människor jämför ofta vårt beteende med djurens, men vi har också en benägenhet att utelämna det som inte passar den heterosexuella normen. Visste du till exempel att elefanter ofta lever i samkönade förhållanden?
Genom att museet bara visar en elefanttjur antyder det att hanar är de mest dominanta och betydelsefylla av elefanterna. I själva verket lever elefanter i matriarkala flockar, vilket inte heller överensstämmer med mänskliga normer. Varför har museet valt att visa en hane istället för en hona? Det här exemplaret valdes på grund av sitt kön, eftersom elefanttjurar av människor betraktas som farligare och mer imponerande byten. Detta i linje med ett hypermaskulint ideal.
Varför har vi satt en ballerinakjol på elefanten? Inom elefanters hierarki dominerar en matriark och alla hanarna är underordnade. Symboliskt sett skulle denna kjol ge mer makt åt en hane och öka hans status inom flocken. Kjolen visar också på hur vi människor har en tendens att dela ut genus åt objekt.
I am not sure of the botanical name for these, but they started to feed as the tide was beginning to wash over them in a fjord in Norway
Economic theory argues that consumers and firms respond to incentives. The Low Tuck Kwong Distinguished Professorship public lecture presents Professor Sumit Agarwal, where he showcased his work on behavioural interventions and consumer responses for achieving resource conservation.
I drive past this wee distressed row near the Glasgow Barras most nights and thought it would be nice to photograph it before it was "knocked doon".
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Shooting through the railing on the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Images from our inaugural Sydney photowalk. So far only the 3 of us (plus a German photographer who seemed to be stalking us pop up wherever we went), but will hopefully grow to something bigger ;)