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         		 This terrain shows no mercy for age. Young and old must be strong and nimble.: by retrorerun, Views[246]
         		 Gracefully with baby on back, woman walks the rice fields with umbrella.: by retrorerun, Views[272]
         		 From sunny to stormy, the incoming clouds come elegantly and beautifully: by retrorerun, Views[202]
         		 Right side of the church of Aracs: by lorapas, Views[186]
     
    Arrived to the ruins: by lorapas, Views[153]
         		 Petra and Ben walking to the ruins of Aracs: by lorapas, Views[194]
         		 Flora of Slano Kopovo: by lorapas, Views[338]
         		 Entering the special reserve Slano Kopovo: by lorapas, Views[407]
         		 Photographed in Kibera, Kenya, this father is part of a series called “Kuangalia.” Translated into english meaning “to look.” This man, although very welcoming and heartfelt, expressed to me how important it was to act tough in the streets of Kibera; staring is expressed as a way of
     

     
     
     
         		 As you leave Enisala, it remains alone to brave time, nature and human neglect.: by enisala, Views[217]
     
    Children swiming and playing while the waste is being burned.: by my_scholarship_entry_2011, Views[195]
         		 The old gateway, looking down on the rocky path to the fortress.: by enisala, Views[229]
         		 A little girl looking out of the window in medina of Essaouira town.: by my_scholarship_entry_2011, Views[296]
         		 The surroundings can be seen through a breach in the wall. Time takes its toll.: by enisala, Views[286]
         		 Fishing boats moored at Essaouira harbor.: by my_scholarship_entry_2011, Views[197]
     
    The fortress at Enisala, standing proud on the rocky cliff.: by enisala, Views[266]
         		 Children playing at the fishermen port in Essaouira.: by my_scholarship_entry_2011, Views[152]
         		 A man bringing the water from the ocean at fishermen town in Morocco.: by my_scholarship_entry_2011, Views[171]
         		 after some days of hard work we were able to relax a bit and enjoy the nature ... still you need to be careful and keep an eye to the environment that surrounds you: this 'small' piece of ice is just a small part of its full size ... and be sure you don't want to be really close to it, if it breaks down or turns around!: by javi0774, Views[222]
         		 The steely stare of a small boy showed me the determined mindset that people in such places must develop young to make a good lidfee for themselves. This boy's resolve, not even stopping for the camera and the man in his wake, looks so determined to play with his makeshift football, even without shoes, that I feel he is staring through my lens and into the future. Maybe one day he will attend the school and use a manufactured football.: by jtravels, Views[2043]
     
    coming back from the Inlandis (Greenland's unique glacier) in our way back to the base camp, suddenly we met a group of caribues ... we just had to stop paddaling and the current took us there ... after realizing we were no danger for them, they just kept doing what they were doing. amazing wildlife that of this place: by javi0774, Views[251]
         		 this man is the end of my story. At 50, not old for you or me, but for a country were average life expectancy is 37, he is somewhat of a wonder. His face reflects his wisdom, his sorrow, his happiness, his life in one moment. 50 years summed up in the present. : by jtravels, Views[346]
         		 at some point we got a rest in a fjord full of icebergs ... then we were surprised by the quietness and beauty of this view. The water is so clear that in such a clear day, sometimes you dont know where the landscape begins and ends: by javi0774, Views[206]
         		 beginning of the trip, first steps with a kayak and your companion ... and not an easy place to do it ... breaking ice with the kayaks ... it was hard, but really funny to remember afterwards.: by javi0774, Views[219]
         		 'Kalighat Patachitra' - Kolkata's renaissance erotic art on canvas still painted: by proverbial_vagabond, Views[1052]
     
    A day in the life of a local shopkeeper woman in Shangri La. It was really very heartening to see the women of Yunnan stand alongside their men and participate equally in domestic and economic responsibilities.: by harishvdevnani, Views[150]
         		 The wrinkles on this woman's face depict a life lived in hard conditions but the serenity of her face shows the comfort that community and religion bring to even the most difficult of lives. The people of Shangri La get together in the main square everyday and dance. It was there that I captured this woman.: by harishvdevnani, Views[233]
         		 A typical traditional Tibetan house set amidst rolling grasslands and a blue blue sky that makes it picture perfect and reinforces why Shangri La is compared to heaven.: by harishvdevnani, Views[680]
         		 This naughty little face has not only the innocence of childhood but also the ancient echoes of the place she belongs to - an endearing combination.: by harishvdevnani, Views[184]
         		 Kitchen - The heart of the home. This is where a Tibetan family spends the harsh winter, sipping Yak butter tea by the warmth of the hearth.: by harishvdevnani, Views[176]
     
    Outside Victoria Memorial - a legacy lived from the time of Her Majesty: by proverbial_vagabond, Views[238]
         		 'Agni' or fire purifies and blesses - flame of Kolkata: by proverbial_vagabond, Views[384]
         		 Despite banning shark fishing in 2010, Hondurans and Utilians still actively catch sharks – this photograph is of a baby shark retrieved from its’ slaughtered mother in Jan 2011. Because of the high demand and price for shark fins internationally, Utilian fishermen often turn to illegal and inhumane ways of obtaining income, further demonstrating the role of the ‘first’ world in the perpetuation of economic inequalities. Sadly, the devastating environmental consequences globally appear irrelevant.: by majazonjic, Views[271]
         		 Overfishing for tourist consumption further adds to the problems of overpopulation and the commodification of the marine environment, and is vastly exacerbated by the tourists’ lack of knowledge surrounding these issues. The appalling lack of fish species in the Utilian Coral Reef system – also the island’s main source of revenue – is threatening the viability of both the reef and the tourism industry itself.: by majazonjic, Views[352]
         		 Overpopulation is placing increased strain on both marine and terrestrial ecosystems in Utila. To satisfy the demand for sustenance, Utilian waters are being overfished at alarming rates; indiscriminate of species. Those species with long reproductive cycles do not get a chance to rebound their numbers before being fished out again, resulting in the depletion of fish stock throughout Utilian waters.: by majazonjic, Views[247]
     
    Barrio Camponado was created by clear-cutting lush mangrove areas and filling in the swamp water with cliff rocks and garbage. Amongst other forms of structural violence, the Camponado residents experience lack of; education, crime-free living environment, adequate sanitation, and nutritious food. They are increasingly marginalized and face added discrimination due to their Ladino heritage.: by majazonjic, Views[359]
         		 Clarito is a resident of Camponado, Utila's most impoverished neighbourhood. Many immigrants from the Honduran mainland have settled in this area after arriving to the island in search of newly created jobs in the tourist and hospitality industry, but unable to find any, live under extreme poverty.: by majazonjic, Views[437]
         		 first night in Greenland, just camped and we got the best sunset of the trip: amazing mix of colors and reflection in the water ... what a nice view before going to sleep a few hours. Next morning, the adventure really begins!: by javi0774, Views[225]
         		 Take the fruit of wisdom - Oh Kolkata!: by proverbial_vagabond, Views[206]
         		 An insect made a silhouette in the leaf. I feel fortunate to live in this land. Sun shine every day. Tropical light help plants to grow. Also, It gives energy to animal and people who live here. Like a painter, equator draw picture by his tropical light. As a photographer, I just capture its beauty.: by michaeleko, Views[622]
     
    Orangutan Kalimantan (Pongo Pygmaeus Pygmaeus) is an endemic species who live in Borneo. This species has been noted as 'endangered species' by IUCN Red List. World Wildlife Fund for Nature (WWF) estimated that there's only 2000 pygmaeus still living in West Borneo. Illegal logging, wildlife hunting and land use change are the factors that caused its extinction.Few month later after i took this picture, local people said that this pygmaeus gave birth.I believe that hope is still existing today.: by michaeleko, Views[1023]
         		 Pak Gai, an elder of Dayak Iban tribe show his traditional tattoo. Ibanese tattoo have a similar pattern with the flowers and animal in the forest. It represent the dependence between people and nature. But now, this local knowledge must facing modernity. Young people migrate to other land. They prefer to use modern tattoo. As this traditional tattoo may be threatened to lost, so does the local knowledge. I hope, the next generation will re-learn this local wisdom.: by michaeleko, Views[2619]
         		 Cracking some jokes while working always helps relax the mood...: by rukes, Views[213]
         		 Markus give a drink to her daughter, Veronica. In my 2010 and 2011 trip to Mendalam, I live in their home. Like a family, they tell their story to me. Markus worry about the riverside that sag at back of his home. He anxious if someday they must go away from their home due to the river side avalanche. Now, he is planting riparian plants at the riverside to prevent the avalanche threat.I believe that every people should treat the earth as a legacy for the next generation, as Markus did.: by michaeleko, Views[430]
         		 Heii.. Stop working for moment, look look someone out there is taking our pic: by rukes, Views[174]
     
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