An out of control fire in Western Australia that affects the environment and animals alike.

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It's a 333 page no cost, no catches e-book explained in 4 parts with more than 60 articles, where you'll have all the tools from getting your head and style right, to first sighting of a scene, to capturing its essence, through to projects and displaying your images. The articles are in bite size pieces with about 300 images as examples from 25 noted photographers who kindly contributed outstanding photos for your inspiration. Plus homework of course. It's a long haul that could be described as a long term course.

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Welcome to the "Members Behind The Seen" Online Exhibition - "Pollution"

Images can make a difference, so can you.

Pollution refers to the introduction of harmful substances into the environment. These pollutants can be solid, liquid or gaseous. They can disrupt natural processes and cause harm to humans, animals, and plants. Pollution can come from a variety of sources, both natural and human made.

This exhibition is to highlight, to make us all aware of the effects on everyday life, ours, your family and friends, the economy, our neighbours and everything and everybody else. Our contributors are located around the world and will show you their interpretation of this topic.

Some images may be disturbing but it's necessary to get the message across so each individual may be able to be prompted to take a personal hand in solving the problem in a small personal way or large way by supporting local, national or international organizations fighting on our collective behalf.

In any case, we hope you enjoy the images and local stories at least and hope you get something from it overall. In the Menu, click Exhibition to scroll through all the photos. You can go to our globally placed Contributors page and to then to each photographers' page for a short bio with their local stories that will highlight their region's problems.