36 - The Mangroves

Canon 5DmkII, 20mm, iso 400, 1/15sec at f/8 +CPL


The Mangroves a poem by the students of CE 2B Les Flamboyants School New Caledonia

In 2001 children from 12 countries took part in an Art and Poetry contest organized by the Mangrove Action Project. The aim was to create awareness among children (in mangrove countries) about mangrove ecosystems and their protection. Over 4,500 children took part.

Comments

Debra Trean said…
positive indeed... we must all start to take care of mother earth !!! This image is beautiful the color of the sky is uplifting.
January 3, 2009 at 11:57 PM
Marti said…
Mike,

This is absolutely beautiful!! The composition, the light and the colors really make this image pop!! Just lovely.
January 5, 2009 at 1:24 AM
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