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Indepth Arts News: "Poignant Pictures" 2001-12-01 until 2002-01-06 Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery Birmingham, , UK
Pictures of endangered species go on show at Birmingham Museum and Art
Gallery on 1st December until 6th January 2002 in the popular BG Wildlife
Photographer of the Year exhibition.
This year's winner is UK photographer Manoj Shah. His moving image of a
female orang-utan clasping her infant was taken in Gunung Leuser National
Park, Sumatra where populations of wild orang-utans have plummeted by 50% in
the past 10 years. The image is a striking reminder of the vulnerability of
these critically endangered animals.
Wildlife film-maker Simon King, one of the Judges, says.
This image is hugely accessible and appealing and has tremendous pathos.
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This outstanding exhibition of winning and commended photographs covers all
areas of plant and animal life. Images show a cross section of the life of
animals from the thought-provoking image of a panda locked in a pen to fun
with pictures of surfing penguins and playful pine martins.
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