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- Lina Paul McNeil Nature Society
- Dear Viewer, Dont you sometimes wish that you could breathe underwater? It would be much easier to survive underwater if we could breathe since about 71 percent of the planets surface is covered by oceans. There is an entirely different world below the surface that remains partially unexplored and unexplained to most of us. The purpose of this exhibition is to raise awareness of the diminishing health of our oceans and to propose conservation initiatives to improve the state of the oceans around the world. With these images, the Nature Society would like to let the viewer experience new approaches to underwater life forms. For viewers who are not divers yet, this is an attempt to inspire and motivate everyone to explore and protect nature. The members of the Lina Paul McNeil Nature Society are focussed on making a lasting impact, beyond our lifetime, to stop the declining health of our oceans. Climate change, hurricanes, tsunamis, and global warming are frequent reminders of the vulnerability of our planet. The oceans will remain our most important source of life. Enjoy the moments and the images. Lina & Neil Founders, Lina Paul McNeil Nature Foundation
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Underwater Photography Exhibition
Saturday, October 25th
16:00 with Open end
Scharfmacher Brillen-Kunst
Zwinglistrasse 25
8004 Zurich
Acqua
"The Underwater exhibition who took place in Zurich last October was amazing. The eyes of the spectators were completely attracted by the beauty of an unknown underwater world. Colours are very intense, the treatment of the light is magic. Animals and plants look like they were closed to the spectator, they bring him under the water. Fishes are moving in a time which has stopped. The point of view taken by the photographers of Lina Paul McNeil Nature Foundation should be seen as multiple. They are a unique piece of art, they seem to be naturalisics paintings. But they should also be seen as a documentary, like the two movies of Yann Arthus Bertrand (Vu du ciel, Home). It's a wonderfull testimony of the beauty of the submarine nature who could soon or late beeing partly destroyed or disapear, because of the activities of the human beings and the global warming which is strengthening." Daniel Eskenazi, October 2008
Daniel Eskenazi
LE TEMPS
Correspondant Zurich
Falkenstr. 12
8008 Zurich
Switzerland
che belle Pavlina, sono stupende!!!
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