Tina Schell, the hostess of Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #245 -Environments asks the participants to tell about the environment in City, country, suburb, or small town – whatever your preference(s). This is your chance to highlight the environments you’ve experienced and enjoyed (or not!)
Many people have shared beautiful pictures. Quite a diversity, thank you, guys!
PARCHED SOIL
With the temperature hitting 45°C (113°F) in most parts of India, it looks like large swaths of Asia will witness sweltering heat. It is no surprise swimming pools are overcrowded!
Remember this is just April!
Why is the temperature uncontrollable?
Don’t ask me who is responsible for this situation.
I’m stunned to see little plants struggling to survive in the photograph (even though the soil is dry!)
“Against all odds, a tiny seedling managed to take root in the cracked and parched earth, determined to grow despite the harsh conditions.” Unknown
I don’t know how these plants can survive. But there is hope.
Any message to human beings?
“We must embrace pain and burn it as fuel for our journey.” Kenji Miyazawa
HUNGRY LIZARD
I spotted this Lizard while strolling in the garden.
It seemed to be hungry and diligently looking for its prey.
“A hungry lizard takes no prisoners.” Proverb
VEGETABLE SELLER
I come across these people every day.
They are the poorest of the poor. Their life is challenging as they work long hours in all weather conditions.
They face constant harassment from local authorities and have to deal with competition from other vendors.
Notwithstanding these difficulties, street vegetable vendors are essential for giving low-income households access to affordable and fresh produce.
Sadly this is the place rich people bargain their best and squeeze the maximum.
“Please don’t bargain hard with small vendors like this, they do business not to build shopping malls, but to live and eat” Unknown
Message
“A vegetable seller’s stall is a hub of activity and connection, bringing people together around the common goal of nourishing themselves and their families.” Unknown
Thank you for your visit.
Take care, my friend.
Namaste 🙏🙏🙏
Mr Philo
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Very confronting Philo and with these images in mind I give thanks everyday for my own blessed life
Thanks for sharing
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Thank you Alison for reading and commenting.
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I agree with Alison Philo. I do appreciate that I live in a temperate country that does not have to deal with the extremes of temperatures, or threats from earthquakes etc. I know I am fortunate in many ways.
I am worried for India and the neighbouring countries if you’re already hitting 45°c. I know as the heat increases as we move into the summer months, it will be extremely challenging to love for many people.
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Thank you, Brenda.
You are right.
I love the weather in Scotland.
I think people in South Asian countries are used to high temparatures.
I feel sad for those poor homeless people.
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Yes, from what I understand, Philo, if it gets too hot and people can’t regulate their body temperature, it is fatal. It’s really scary
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True.
Some die due to heat strokes.(Kids and aged)
Sad indeed.
It happens regularly in India.
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Live not love*
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No problem, Brenda
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Insightful! (If you see Godzilla… RUNNNN!)
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Haha😀😀
Yes..if one wishes to hold one’s life, deaf life!😂😂
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Very interesting post.
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