02-28-2017, 04:19 PM
A National Geographic photographer is going around the world taking pictures of every different species that we have in captivity.
That means he is photographing animals that are now the only one left of their species. In some cases he has to rush because soon there will be none left.
He has given 11 years and he figures it will take another 15 years.
That is dedication.
http://news.google.ca/news/url?sr=1&ct2=...t=2&at=dt0
The man is remarkable. Some day his pictures may be the only record that some species existed. We can't undo all the damage we have done to the animals on the planet, but through one photographers efforts at least we won't forget.
That means he is photographing animals that are now the only one left of their species. In some cases he has to rush because soon there will be none left.
He has given 11 years and he figures it will take another 15 years.
That is dedication.
http://news.google.ca/news/url?sr=1&ct2=...t=2&at=dt0
The man is remarkable. Some day his pictures may be the only record that some species existed. We can't undo all the damage we have done to the animals on the planet, but through one photographers efforts at least we won't forget.
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Catherine
