In one day. Leaders of the world could decide humanity’s first step to redemption. Species that we’ve almost wiped out could be rediscovered. We may finally stop kidding ourselves and realise that there is no Planet B. In one day, you can’t change the world, but you can open eyes. To see Fotohagen. A photo exhibition of the humanity’s apathy, nature’s fightback and the contrasts and struggles within. A digital exposition of truly compelling images, that if nothing else, will help the world see again. A visual voice of the flock who wanted to show the world what a single human being can do...especially when armed with a camera!
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Comments (3)
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31 December 2009
K.P.Mohandas
A clear picture of thinning of the river and melting of the glaiers around indicating a sign of global warming,the enviornment has become dry.
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30 December 2009
Rajesh kumar
actually i have found this photo is one of the best for the contests because in this i have noticed that the Himalayas lost their glaciers and it becomes now a range of soil hills.
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24 December 2009
Shivaji Ghata
all the photos are true reflectin of the theme
