A Negative View Towards Nature

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• Hendrika (18674)
• [2008-05-22 1:22]

Hi Nishant,

Banyan tree, makes me think of the beauty of nature and judging from the number of hotels and resorts, it must be a beautiful tree to see.
So now you get a road in your backyard instead of a lovely tree that provides you with oxygen - too bad - and all in the name of progress.

TFS - hope next time we get a positive theme ^-^.

Els

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• manujmehta (4977)
• [2008-05-22 1:24]

hello Nishant
wonderful composition
lively colours
good notes, realy we have to conserve the environment.
regards

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• mikolaj_cava (16647)
• [2008-05-22 1:28]

Hello David! Good POV. Mysterious scene. Very good capture. Original effect. Good luck!

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• Janice (28217)
• [2008-05-22 1:28]

This is sad. All the trees cut down because of progress and development.
This does make us feel so sad and annoyed too.
Good photo for the theme
Janice

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• tsesler (5237)
• [2008-05-22 1:28]

Hi Nishant,
i definitely agree with you that "it is really worth cutting trees in the name of Development!!!!"....
really interesting and perfect capture for friday theme,
welldone and tfs,
regards,
Taner

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• lavan (2250)
• [2008-05-22 1:30]

good capture
nice top angle
well done

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• Royaldevon (8981)
• [2008-05-22 1:44]

Hello Nishant,

So many of us carry the same sentiments that you reveal here. Yet, we feel so helpless to do anything! Is it time we became more proactive and lobbied our Governments? I think, yes!

A very moving photograph with your notes!
Your pov adds a feeling that they are small, and small-minded! Good details and use of the light.

Kind regards,
Bev :-)

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• puffy (16575)
• [2008-05-22 1:50]

Hi Nishant,

Is sad to see this, but yes, it is happening everywhere in the world right now... feel sad for you.

Good shot and good message.


Have a great day,

Cheers,
Sweety

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• Masroor (340)
• [2008-05-22 2:10]

Hi Nishant,

Good shot my friend. Nicely composed and good saturated. I like the momentum of his hand. Good details and sharpness. Well done! TFS!

Regards,
Masroor

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• yanm (7169)
• [2008-05-22 3:00]

A big global issue you have here Nishant with deforastation. Every second acres, and acres of forest gone for the greed of human being. And needs decades or even century to bring it back


Yan

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• Silke (24121)
• [2008-05-22 5:11]

A very powerful posting (and perfect for the theme)
Strong colours, unusual PoV and strong message
TFS
silke

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• chiping59 (3440)
• [2008-05-22 6:02]

I like the lighting; the colours; the texture and the diagonal composition of the men there! Good observation!
Regards,
chiping

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• jagroopsingh (1266)
• [2008-05-22 7:27]

hello nishant

how r u dear!

good shot again with good msg
i like the pov and sharpness

tfs
jagroopsingh

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• atsouth (1133)
• [2008-05-22 8:18]

Hi Nishant, really nice composition and pov, decisive moment as both are with the hammers up in the air, the man holding the stick on the ground has twice as much possibilities of having his hand smashed! he seems to trust his friend enough to put his hand there:P

rgds
Allen

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• hairymunky (636)
• [2008-05-22 11:00]

Hi Nishant

It's a shame that humans have to destroy natures beautiful creations. And put in its place, probably some concrete monstrosoty.
Great image, and rich colours, portraying a sad moment.

Have a good weekend
Graham

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• viawia (3699)
• [2008-05-22 13:32]

HI NIshant

A good image with an urgent warning. Yes I wish more people can realise how we allow nature to be destroyed. So sad.

TFS

Wia

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• Helkoryo (21978)
• [2008-05-22 13:41]

Hello there

An interesting and well taken capture here, nice POV from above and well suited to the theme

TFS and for joining in the theme

kind regards Helen

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• Kay01 (86)
• [2008-05-22 20:55]

Replacing trees with bricks - all too common unfortunately in so many areas of the world.

Your very powerful photo helps get the message across that deforestation is not an option.

Kay.

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• zhelach (8449)
• [2008-05-22 22:13]

Hello Nishant!
Excellent presentation for the friday theme! Sad story! Great Warning!
TFS, Best regards, Zorica

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• Urfaust (10467)
• [2008-05-23 0:08]

ciao Nishant
wonderful.. excellent capture, perfect for the friday theme.
thanks
ciao Marco

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• shelbeesmom (35336)
• [2008-05-23 4:51]

Marvelous shot! Yes, I agree! You should see what they are doing to Texas! I ride motorcycles and the temperature difference is DRAMATIC, between the city and it's concrete and the open areas. At least a 10 degree difference! Wonderful post!
B-)
Linda

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• rewshearer (15901)
• [2008-05-23 13:53]

Powerful shot Nishant, a great angle with superb details, light, and saturation. The slight blur of the descending hammer adds a real dynamism to the photo.

A poignant note, too, friend - I would say that humanity's time on this Earth is an infection of the planet, and global warming is the fever that will burn us off. Afterwards, life will resume at a happy balance. :)

Rew

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• boomcat (11985)
• [2008-05-23 18:39]

i love banyan tree.. so sad to know they just chopped it off like that to make a road.. soon they will be no more trees left..

anyway i like your perception of negative view, Nishant.. you don't have to go that far to look for it.. wonderful contribution to the theme. tfs..

regards, terry

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• eosnut (7423)
• [2008-05-24 1:07]

Hi Nishant,
Not a pretty sight, but thanks for drawing our attention to 'Progress'.
Very good note too, TFS.
Pete.

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• melanysherden (2291)
• [2008-05-24 4:00]

Hi dear Ninshant
Excellent sceene and contribution to the theme. I want to send something like this, but I didn't have such a picture. TFS
Best regards
Melany

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• wilth (1733)
• [2008-05-25 6:49]

Good interpretation of the theme, as well as a very sad commentary on what we do to ourselves.
The capture is great, you can sense the disdain and lack of caring, and the frozen moment is very effective.
Thanks for the view,
Wilt

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• jusninasirun (8558)
• [2008-05-26 1:04]

Hello Nishant. Brilliant top perspective capturing the two men chopping off your banyan (sorry about that!). Nice contrast and color. Thanks for sharing and best regards. Jusni

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• LordPotty (0)
• [2008-06-08 3:48]

Indeed sad to see Nishant,
This is something I often get upset about.
its a shame that humans don't have respect for the environment that sustains them.
Hopefully mankind will learn in time ... who knows?
A very good shot and documentation.
(I hope you were careful and didn't 'accidentally' drop any bricks on these guys ;)
Thanks for sharing.
Cheers
Steve

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• foozi (1432)
• [2008-07-10 1:47]

Hello Nishant,
what to do. this is the price that we have to pay. We doo feel whats it ia all about. But the rest are thinking of survival.

Great shot for the environmental education. Goos composition and well planned shot.

Regards,
Foozi