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Semengoh Orangutan sanctuary is near to Kurching in Borneo. It is a large area of forest and the 35 Orangutans that live there are semi-wild and come to the feeding area two times a day for their bananas and coconuts.
These photos were taken with an Infrared camera which gave an ethereal, almost "abominable snowman" look to the Orangutans as well as revealing a certain vulnerability and grace.
— Darren Nisbett
Spectacular, mysterious, elegant, or grotesque, vertebrate skeletons are objects of art, while they carry within them the traces of several billion years of evolution. Patrick Gries captures the awe and beauty of nature in his photographs of more than 250 of the smallest to the largest vertebrate.
Simple, graceful, life-size: For Øyvind Hjelmen's Anthologia series, he abandoned cameras completely to make unique sun prints on photographic paper outside in his garden on the island of Stord, Norway.
A Japanese poetic meditation on life, journeys, and landscapes both internal an external.
