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    This once ferocious predator is reduced to a pile of dead meat, waiting to be carved up for sale at market. by: nsolveland Views[386] Sharks and rays lay on the floor ready to be carved into pieces for sale at market. by: nsolveland Views[485] A fisherman sorts through his morning's catch ready to be taken to market. by: nsolveland Views[421] A fisherman proudly holds up one of his morning's catch for me to photograph. by: nsolveland Views[410] Even the smallest of animals depends on the fishing trade in Puerto Lopez. by: nsolveland Views[426]
     

    My Photo scholarship 2010 entry: pescadores

    ECUADOR | Wed, 28 Oct 2009 | By nsolveland | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    I was volunteering at a marine conservation programme, Equilibrio-Azul, in Ecuador when I was asked to photograph the fishermen preparing their catch for the morning market. The current law allows fishermen to profit from their by-catch leading to ... Read more >
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    Tags: #2010wnphoto; ecuador, conservation, fisherman, fishermen, fishing, latin america, marine, puerto lopez, south america, travel photography scholarship 2010

     

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    Once in the water, the parent calls the chick until the family is reunited. The male then stays with the chick for about 8 weeks, feeding it and teaching it to feed and look after itself. The pair swims south, joining huge rafts of birds, and the group is eventually reunited with the females. Brunnich's guillemots live at sea except during the breeding season.: by beelover, Views[124]
    Once in the water, the parent calls the chick until the family is reunited. The male then stays with the chick for about 8 weeks, feeding it and teaching it to feed and look after itself. The pair swims south, joining huge rafts of birds, and the group is eventually reunited with the females. Brunnich's guillemots live at sea except during the breeding season.

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