Inspired by Shishkin`s "Morning in a pine forest".
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Stock:
From DA - [link] [link]
Other images: [link] [link] [link]
Like this:
The photomanipulation art in my gallery is copyrighted © Julia Popova /ForestGirl/.
All rights reserved.
My photo-art must not be reproduced, edited, published, used commercially or uploaded without my written permission.
If you are photographer or model, whose images are used in my photomanipulations, you are implicitly authorized to use images as a portfolio etc.
Visit to www.forestgirl.ru
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I am concerned because neighbors reported a bear raided their bird feeder and I THINK a bottle of water was chewed open by a bear. Also buckets of rainwater, set out at the garage, to collect water for the gardens, were tipped over. No dog or raccoon can do that.
A team of researchers doing some mapping, seismic bores, etc., to study the arctic, were trailed by a polar bear for at least an hour. They decided to gun the animal down! Then they finished it off by putting bullets into its brain.
One grissly -and all her cubs- were shot dead for eating a camper alive.
We have the right to casually explore wilderness without being attacked unprovoked and without warning by some brute thinking we endangered its young, just as we do not deserve to be stung by wasps because they HID their nest in the underbrush. If brute animals do not wish to be disturbed, they should make their presense obvious instead of hiding it. Eventually man WILL exterminate these animals.
We have no-one to blame but our own selfish ways for this, we're destroying this planet and something needs to be done. Killing those animals won't make our lives any better. It'll just screw up prey populations, and it could possibly screw with all of north America's ecosystems, TOTALLY a good thing. we NEED these animals only an uneducated fool would think otherwise. They are here for a reason we have no right to hunt them to extinction because we're too stupid to conserve enough land for them to live away from us.
If You Hadn't Said You Used Stock I Would Have Thought This Was A Painting
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