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Tag Archives: environmental portrait
 I love food – all kinds of food. I live for food. I run so I can have an extra piece of chocolate; cycle so I can have a glass of wine with dinner. Why am I telling you this? Because I cannot begin to imagine enjoying life without the pleasures of food! And, with […]
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Posted in Culture,Myanmar,Religious PracticeTags: blog,buddhism,buddhist,burmese,environmental portrait,Myanmar,people,Photo Blog,temple,travel,Travel Blog,Ursula Wall
 As politically-incorrect as it might be, I love visiting zoos. There is something magical about being able to get up close-and-personal to some of the world’s wild creatures. Ok – so they are not entirely wild creatures when they are held, and often born and bred, in captivity. I understand the arguments for and against zoos, […]
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Posted in Animals,Australia,NatureTags: animals,Australia,bird,blog,environmental portrait,flowers,nature,people,Photo Blog,portrait,Taronga Zoo,Travel Blog,Ursula Wall,Western Plains Zoo,wildlife
 April of 2010, I spend a magical three days in Varanasi, India, with photographers Gavin Gough and Matt Brandon. One of the ‘homework’ tasks they gave us was to make a themed Soundslides presentation. The Hindu faithful recognise the integration of five elements: earth, air, water, fire and spirit. I was fascinated by the use of […]
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