Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Natural calamitity - Drought and Flood in India


AP Photo/Biswaranjan Rout
AP Photo/Biswaranjan Rout
A woman carries her injured son through flood waters at Pahanga village 
in Orissa's Jajpur district. Monsoon rains have destroyed mud huts and flooded 
wide swaths of north and east India, leaving hundreds of thousands of people 
marooned by the raging waters.
AP Photo/ Aftab Alam Siddiqui
AP Photo/ Aftab Alam Siddiqui
At Kasimpurchak near Danapur Diara in Patna, a boat turns into a veritable
Noah’s Ark as villagers share it with cattle to cross a flooded river. In Bihar,
an estimated 2,512 boats have been deployed to evacuate 68,000 people as
floods destroyed standing crops in 114,000 hectares of land and damaged
over 15,000 homes and public buildings.
AP Photo/Kevin Frayer
AP Photo/Kevin Frayer
Boys row a makeshift banana raft on their way to a marooned community near
Patamundi, about 120 kilometers north of Bhubaneshwar, India. The Orissa
government has decided to withdraw air-dropping of relief materials as water
levels have receded and most of the worst-hit areas are now accessible by road
and some by boat. The death toll in the second spell of floods has risen to 40.

AP Photo/Biswaranjan Rout
AP Photo/Biswaranjan Rout
Villagers carrying relief materials brave floodwaters at Rasulpur village in
Orissa's Jajpur district. The southwest monsoon, which brings rain from June
through September, is vital to agriculture but also cause floods and landslides.


AP Photo/Biswaranjan Rout
AP Photo/Biswaranjan Rout
Twenty out of Orissa’s 30 districts have been affected by successive floods
and road communication has been snapped in several areas. The state government
has decided to construct permanent helipads in coastal region for relief operation.
AP Photo/Biswaranjan Rout
A villager stands on all that is left of a bridge at Rasulpur village in Orissa's
Jajpur district. Several bridges have been washed off, disrupting road connections
across the beleaguered state. Three hundred rural bridges will be restored
at a cost of Rs 1,000 crore under the Orissa Rural Bridges Scheme.
AP Photo/Biswaranjan Rout
AP Photo/Biswaranjan Rout
A woman returns to her village through flood waters at Rasulpur village in
Orissa's Jajpur district. A spokesperson of the National Rural Health Mission
said 978 women in advanced stages of pregnancy had been marooned by the
worst floods to hit the state in three decades.
AP Photo/Biswaranjan Rout
AP Photo/Biswaranjan Rout
A girl sleeps at her mud hut surrounded by flood waters at Pahanga village
in Orissa's Jajpur district. Nearly a thousand villages have been marooned
by floods sparked by two spells of incessant monsoon rain.
AP Photo/Biswaranjan Rout
AP Photo/Biswaranjan Rout
A villager returns to his marooned house in Bari village, about 130 kilometers
from Bhubaneshwar. The state government said it would spend Rs 1208 crore
within 45 days on restoration and reconstruction work.
AP
AP
Village boys cross a flooded area on a makeshift raft in Orissa.
The state government has decided to waive the examination fee for
high school students in flood-affected areas.
AP Photo/Bikas Das
AP Photo/Bikas Das
Villagers ford floodwaters at Patamundi near Kendrapara, about 120 kilometers
 north of Bhubaneshwar. The state government has sought Rs 3,265 crore as grant
from the National Disaster Relief Fund (NDRF) towards damages suffered in the
twin floods in September.
AP Photo/Kevin Frayer
AP Photo/Kevin Frayer
Flood-displaced boys fish in floodwaters. An estimated 1109 villages have
been marooned in two spells of flooding in 10 districts of Orissa.
REUTERS/Mukesh Gupta
REUTERS/Mukesh Gupta
Men ride a bicycle through a flooded road after a heavy downpour on the
outskirts of Jammu. Monsoon rains were one percent above normal in
mid-September, weakening from 39 percent above average in the previous week,
the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said, easing concerns that heavy rains
could damage planted crops.
AP
AP
Townsfolk in Varanasi wade through flood waters caused due to excess rainfall.
Monsoon rains caused mud-walled homes to collapse and rescuers are struggling
to reach affected villages in eastern Uttar Pradesh.
REUTERS/Parivartan Sharma
REUTERS/Parivartan Sharma
A car submerged in a flooded underpass after heavy rains in Noida,
near New Delhi. Above-normal monsoon rains affected life all over north India.

Thursday, August 11, 2011

Photo Manipulations

Once people learned to depict the reality and make the exact pictures of the physical objects with the help of photography, their imagination and creative thinking immediately formed a new goal to urge for: to manipulate the captured reality, to modify and alter photographic images, adding visual effects, changing color gammas, or combining seemingly immiscible things. That is how the particular stream in the art of photography, called photo manipulation, appeared. From the timid experiments of enthusiasts it evolved into a rapidly growing trend, which now serves both art and commercial purposes.

Indonesia by Andrey & Lili

Indonesia
Indonesia

w i n t e r by Mikko Lagerstedt

w i n t e r

Missing Garden by Dominik Smialowski

Missing Garden
Missing Garden
Missing Garden
Missing Garden

No Vacancy by Evgenij Soloviev

No Vacancy
No Vacancy

The WOOD by Andrey Koval

The WOOD
The WOOD
The WOOD

Waste Not, Want Not by Mike Campau

Waste Not, Want Not

d r e a m by Mikko Lagerstedt

d r e a m

Metronomicon by Alex Andreyev

Metronomicon
Metronomicon
Metronomicon

Chocolatopia by Pawel Nolbert

Chocolatopia

MADE OF MYTH by Marc DA CUNHA LOPES

MADE OF MYTH

Urban Environment by Craig Shields

Urban Environment

Wild Life by Mission Design

Wild Life

Point Ω by Evgenij Soloviev

Point Ω

ARTWORK 2008 by Bram Vanhaeren

ARTWORK 2008
ARTWORK 2008
ARTWORK 2008
ARTWORK 2008
ARTWORK 2008

Freedom by Roberto Gamito

Freedom

Adidas: Derrick Rose by Adomas Jazdauskas

Adidas: Derrick Rose

.Dreams. by Michal Giedrojc

.Dreams.
.Dreams.

URBAN JUNGLE / SNOW JUNGLE by Mike Campau

URBAN JUNGLE / SNOW JUNGLE

Colorfulescent by Khyzyl Saleem

Colorfulescent

slashTHREE – SteamPunk Artpack XII – artworks by Sorin Bechira

slashTHREE - SteamPunk Artpack XII - artworks

Portraits by Martin Millar

Portraits
Portraits
Portraits
Portraits

Authority blowing away by Félix Ajenjo

Authority blowing away

Kidults by Marcin Cecko

Kidults
Kidults
Kidults
Kidults

Carretera Fantasma – Ghost Road by All About Tomorrow

Carretera Fantasma - Ghost Road

Unrealistic Scenes by Nathan Spotts

Unrealistic Scenes
Unrealistic Scenes
Unrealistic Scenes
Unrealistic Scenes
Unrealistic Scenes

Almost Human by Danielle Tunstall

Almost Human

Contra Band by Amy Neal

Contra Band

0xAUDIO by Martijn van Dam

0xAUDIO

FM by LazyAnt

FM
FM
FM