Driven to Madness by SoulSearcherr

Photography • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Jul 31, 2006

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it is distubring watching the elephants..standing in one spot for hours..this maddening repetitious movement..back..forth..back..forth..her body moves..back..forth...for hours............all you have to do is look in her eyes to see the torment...my heart bleeds...what are we doing to our mother earth????what are we doing to our magnificent creatures????...give back today...if it is only to save a can....walk instead of use car...turn off a light..one small thing can be tremendous if we work together..*S*..REDUCE, REUSE, & RECYCLE

Comments (16)

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marybelgium

12:26PM | Mon, 31 July 2006

great idea ! original !

Vasilij203

12:58PM | Mon, 31 July 2006

I agree with Mary...:))Wonderfull:))

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Biffowitz

1:35PM | Mon, 31 July 2006

Count me in on this, I've just got some energy efficent light bulbs to replace my old 100 watt bulbs!

PhotoSmith

2:13PM | Mon, 31 July 2006

So many things that you mention are also sound economically. But mostly, I look at the future that we're offering to our grandkids. Not a pleasant thought. I think the simplist way to express the point is to say, "Leave it better than you found it." It's universally applicable.

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devineydesignsllc

2:26PM | Mon, 31 July 2006

lov this crop!Fantastic my friend!

Valerie-Ducom

2:26PM | Mon, 31 July 2006

very fascining glance of animal!!! Excellent work and presentation!! Good day and hugs ;)

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Onslow

2:32PM | Mon, 31 July 2006

I agree 110%. It saddens me deeply to see captive animals displaying disturbed manic behaviour and people failing to understand their pain.

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Hendesse

2:53PM | Mon, 31 July 2006

Fantastic shot, outstanding colors and details! Superb!!!

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ultimatemale

3:15PM | Mon, 31 July 2006

fantastic image sis, i mean it, this is really, really brilliant

vlaaitje

3:59PM | Mon, 31 July 2006

I read your story....I understand.....such a sad expression......but a gorgeous shot

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GiMi53

4:38PM | Mon, 31 July 2006

What a great close-up of this noble elephant ! I share your fears... our planet is in great danger ! Thanks for these words and this upload, Nita ! :~)

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Margana

4:46PM | Mon, 31 July 2006

Well,I was going to make a joke about this being how I look before I put on my face cream,but now that I've read you it doesn't seem funny any more.You make an excellent point.If we all just do one small thing a day,so much can be accomplished.Beautiful shot,Nita...as always...and thank you for expressing your most poignant and important words.

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jocko500

7:15PM | Mon, 31 July 2006

cool shot of her eyes

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romanceworks

7:20PM | Mon, 31 July 2006

I agree, it tears at the heart to see these trapped creatures. And to know how much we all take for granted the gifts of the earth. Moving to the mountains where we are so dependent on conserving and living with nature has and continues to teach me a lot. Strong shot and sentiment to match. CC

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moochagoo

11:29AM | Wed, 02 August 2006

Very well done and amusing !!

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eyeland

1:46AM | Mon, 14 August 2006

Poignant photo & commentary & I agree completely. The obsession humans have with dominating & controlling nature, rather than coexisting as a part of a larger whole has had tragic consequences. And not only do we imprison other species for our amusement, but we also imprison ourselves in concrete & metal structures that cut us off from the natural world...