Friday, September 4, 2015

Project: 365 - Проект: 365 | 0 - 50th Day

(Day 5) 08/09/2015

Khmer girl is on her way back home from the rice fields with her water buffalo.
The shot is taken in Kompong Cham, Cambodia


(Day 4) 07/09/2015

The "All Saints' Church" in Galle Fort, Sri Lanka

All Saints'Church is an Anglican church within the Galle Fort in #Galle.
The decision to build an Anglican #church at Galle, was initiated by the first Bishop of #Colombo, Rt. Rev. James Chapman. The foundation of the church was laid on 30 October 1868, by Rev. Dr. Piers Calveley Claughton, the second #Bishop of Colombo.


(Day 3) 06/09/2015


Tourist are climbing the Rock Island to watch the amazing sunset. The Rock Island is well known sunset viewpoint that is located in the at the end of the golden Mirissa beach.


(Day 2) 05/09/2015


I usually don't share street shots where there is no living being present in the frame. However I've written so many things about the people's attitude towards our planet here in Sri Lanka that I thought that this sidewalk and street sign deserves place in my gallery.

I met the owner of this house/grocery when I arrived #Mirissa and now I am his faithful customer. He is fighting with the "garbage" problem for years now. He tried to speak to the local authorities, the media - with a very little if any success. He said that this was his last attempt to raise awareness. His attempt to get people that are passing by not throw their trash here or anywhere on the street seems helpless. He says if this doesn't work, he will just dump the pile of rubbish in the middle of the street and maybe then, someone will take an action. - @lonelyplanet


(Day 1) 04/09/2015

Fishing along the southern coast of Sri Lanka - @lonelyplanet


The Indian Ocean suffers from overfishing every year due to the large fishing companies - mostly Indian - that are reducing the numbers of the various marine animals and their natural habitat. 

Not only the marine life is in danger here, but also the little fishing villages along the coast. Their survival depends on the fish they can catch and sell.


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