Hello Japan nobody likes what you are doing!

It's September 1st and that means that a group of Japanese men and women will be forcing dolphins (mammals like you and me) into a small cove and trapping them there for days while representatives from Sea World, your local aquariums and water circus's come to inspect and buy them. The dolphins that are left are then funneled into a smaller channel and then speared to death and pulled out of the bloody pool of water into boats. The meat is then sold to restaurant chains. Is you ahi tuna, tuna? The Cove documentary has put light on this horrific event and yet it continues.

Inside a Hermit's house continued

I liked these two images together because of the contrasting messages. The eating utensils, although dirty, show some sense of order while the shelf, which is an arm's length away, is simply an un-organized pile of collected objects.

Inside a Hermit's house - In HDR

When we bought our farm here in Costa Rica there was an existing house on it that was occupied by an El Salvadorian man. He lived here for 25 years as a caretaker in exchange for free rent. This is the inside of his house. We will be taking it down and donating what usable pieces there are to an Indian family tomorrow. We have two more images to post tomorrow.