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- “Kurungabaa” means “pelican” in the Dharawal language. These people's country was colonised by Europeans. It is now called the Illawarra region and is located on the New South Wales coast, Australia. They continue to inspire as they struggle for their country and rights.
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Cascade Creature
Posted on May 18, 2012
Floating eerily through the hazy depths of the ocean, this creature looks like it came straight out of science fiction movie The Abyss. The sight was captured by remotely operated underwater cameras, although the location is uncertain. YouTube and Reddit users have been playing … Continue reading →
Standing Up For the Great Bear Rainforest
Posted on April 28, 2012
“Lost in the cacophony over the Keystone XL pipeline debate in the United States is the fact that a Canadian company intends to build a pipeline channeling its tar sands oil to its west coast through the Great Bear Rainforest — … Continue reading →
Wavumba: They Who Smell of Fish
Posted on April 26, 2012
From Variety Reviews: Stunning lensing and a deep respect for the stories of coastal Kenyans leave audiences pleasantly ruminating on a world touched by magic long after the final credits roll for “Wavumba: They Who Smell of Fish.” Debuting helmer … Continue reading →
Man of Aran by Robert Flaherty-1934
Posted on April 24, 2012
Robert J. Flaherty’s award-winning Man of Aran uses stunning location photography and brilliant montage editing to build a forceful drama of life on the Aran Islands. Situated among the frequent and violent storms that slam into its barren landscape, the … Continue reading →
Une Charge Sable Au Clair
Posted on April 16, 2012
On March 20, 2011 this immense sandstorm was photographed by satellite imaging. From this photo we can see the extent of its size: to the west, Oman; to the north, Iran and Pakistan; to the east, India. In total, 1, … Continue reading →
