Filed under: Colour, Ecology | Tags: Arboretum Park, cages, red flower

This photo was taken in the Arboretum Park in Nottingham. There are many beautiful flowers just like this one in the photo growing right outside the dull and grey bird cages that just seem way too overcrowded. The fact that the birds can smell these bloomed flowers few inches away from their cages but can never actually touch them must be very frustrating, I imagine.
Filed under: Ecology, Landscape

Somehow this image reminds me of Hemingways The Old Man and the Sea because these fishermen with all their gear and efforts try to conquer and exploit this vast body of nature that in reality is completely out of their reach. I actually wanted to tilt the picture to achieve the illusion of the water coming down on them but I’ve decided to stay truthful to the horizon.
Filed under: Ecology, Social Commentary | Tags: homeless, portrait, trees

This woman agreed to have a portrait taken only if it was shot by the walls of her old building where she used to live as a child. I found this very interesting. Not too far from her old building I’ve noticed some trees being treated and prepared for the winter time and I thought that these trees and this person had a strong connection.
Filed under: Ecology | Tags: electricity, energy, power, wind, wind turbine, windmill

Modern windmills are designed to convert the energy of the wind into electricity. The largest wind turbines can generate up to 6MW of power.