AEI Frames November 2010

Endangered

There is ample evidence everywhere you look that humans have affected our landscape in many ways - some good, most not so good. Whether you believe in global warming or not - the facts speak for themselves and you will be hearing more alarm bells as time quickly marches on. The theme for November AEI is "Endangered" and that basically means sooner rather than later you will not see, hear, or smell some creatures forever more. Never again. Take a look around you and ask yourself the following questions.

Why there are less fish in the oceans? When was the last time you heard a bird sing? How about the time you used to see and hear frogs chirping away from their aquatic homes? How about being awed by an animal that shares your habitat but only wants to live in peace?

Take a look at these images and imagine a world without them...

Check out our most recent featured work at AEI Published.

Adventure Lifestyle | Justin Bailie

Wilderness | Sergio Ballivian

Travel | Kevin Steele

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The team of Atlas Exposed Images,

Sergio, Justin, and Kevin

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