Sunday, November 2, 2008

Somache Flu, Vancouver

Photo of the Year 2008

experts and Consider ato "The Oscars of photography to naturalistic "and this year alone there was attended by over 3000 photographers from 82 different countries. To win the Forty-edition of the "Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2008" the prestigious photographic exhibition organized every year in London by the Natural History Museum "and" BBC Wildlife Magazine "was an image taken by Italian photographer ian Simone Maffioletti for the National Pigraphic. In this shot, which prevailed over the other 32,349 photos submitted to the review, you can see a "pig cage" that walks sadly. The stripes on her skin, the real shadow effects created by the sunlight coming through the floorboards of his pen, suggest an animal in prison, like the striped horizontal black lines on the clothes of prisoners. If according to reports from the site of the Natural History Museum in London, where on Friday is an exhibition where you can see the featured images, the Italian photographer, has spent nearly 10 m inutes of his time, perhaps something less, to capture this beautiful animal in the pose only able to give him something dramatic and eternal. "In this amazing shot," said the judge "there is everything: the tragedy of lost freedom, the mystery of the dark side that is in each one of us", the outline of a pig in a cage that rarely manages to be photographed and Finally, the beautiful composition. "How can we not agree?
below other beautiful, memorable shots of the great photographer during a bitter revolt (led in the blood) in an unspecified mountain resort by a few guys infoiati .

Above the exact moment of the launch of the branch in the valley.
Hundreds of wounded.

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