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India is in the news at the moment – because of Covid. In spite of the fast-tracking of any vaccines the country can get hold of, a second wave of virus variants is sweeping the country. India now has the second-highest number of Covid cases in the world, and their public and private hospital systems […]
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Posted in environmental portrait,India,TravelTags: hindu,hinduism,India,Kumbh Mela,landscape,people,Photo Blog,portraits,religion,travel,Travel Blog,UNESCO,Ursula Wall
There is something about a European woods that lends itself to cautionary tales of faeries and ogres. Away from the densely populated modern cities, there are still mountains where wolves might dwell, and winding forest paths that have been used for centuries by pilgrims, saints, and ordinary travellers. In the days before telecommunications, this network […]
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Anyone familiar with the rugged, jungle-clad terrain and dearth of infrastructure across Papua New Guinea will be horrified by the news of the recent rise of Covid-19 cases in the country (e.g. Covid Cases Triple). The very remoteness of tribal territories that helped keep the epidemic at bay until now also complicates the delivery of […]
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Posted in environmental portraits,Papua New Guinea,TravelTags: blog,children,environmental portrait,environmental portraits,Mt Hagen,Papua New Guinea,people,performers,Photo Blog,portraits,sing sing,travel,Travel Blog,Ursula Wall
The statistics are staggering: the 2,900 individual reefs and 900 islands that make up the Great Barrier Reef stretch across 2300 kilometres (1,429 miles) into the Coral Sea off the northeast coast of Queensland, Australia. Between 24 km (15 mi) and 240 km (386 mi) wide, this – the world’s largest coral reef system – […]
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Posted in Animals,Australia,Landscapes,TravelTags: Australia,environmental portraits,Great Barrier Reef,landscape,Photo Blog,travel,Travel Blog,UNESCO,Ursula Wall
If you are carrying heavy cameras around on your travels, you want to be able to use them to full effect. Chances are there are a some “iconic” shots you hope to add to your collection of images: some of these might be staged, but others arise organically out of everyday activities. I never do […]
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Posted in Africa,Animals,Ethiopia,TravelTags: environmental portrait,environmental portraits,Ethiopia,landscape,Lower Omo Valley,Omo Valley,people,Photo Blog,portrait,portraits,silhouette,travel,Travel Blog,Ursula Wall
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