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The concerned topic I chosen is littering. I found the trashes are so annoying especially when I am just about to enjoy the beautiful scenic view of the Mother Nature, then suddenly I see some things that are not suppose to be part of the view. In order to create the pictures that carry this message, I took photo 01 and 02at the Shoreline Park, Mountain View. This was my “artificial” litter, just for taking the pictures. I did clean them up after taking the pictures. :)
When I walked further out from the Shoreline Park, I found a wild berry land. The structure of the plant with the thorns and the red berries were just beautiful. One imperfection was just the litter spread over the wild berry land (This litter was real). I took photo 03 on different litter scattered in that berry land.
By sharing these photos, I hope the audiences feel the same. I believe cleaning after yourself is everyone responsibility. Let’s bring the rubbish home and preserve the natural environment.
Trash at the beach at a popular spot near Dili. Trash comes from the sea during rainy season and gets washed onto shores at beautiful beaches. Photo by UNMIT /Martine Perret .27 April 2010.
Riding the Trash Chutes in the Whitewater side country. The lighting was very flat so I shot raw and used HDR and tone-mapping to bring some detail and contrast back into the snow. The weird purple tinge happened in the Flickr import, the snow is white in lightroom.!?
Trash Talk opens for Alexisonfire at the Troubadour in Los Angeles on May 9th along with LA Dispute and Thereforeiam.
Photo by Michael Slider/Mindequalsblown.net
I hear those Holy Rollers are known for it. Dirty mouths on those gals from Sacred Heart...
Hellcats vs. Holy Rollers, TXRD Lonestar Rollergirls
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