Nature
Nature of planet Earth is beautiful and can be very pleasant for human to be there. But, in the same time her nature is amazing by complexity and simultaneously touched by her beauty. But oh my goodness, she's also powerful and can destroy so easy and in a split second all kind of happiness and satisfaction of people. WajahAsia Photographer.
Snow
Can you imagine that there will be no more snow? After all, there is global warming. Never these images again in the future? After waking up I couldn't believe my eyes. Really, there was a snow or 15 cm.
So, I hurried through the morning ritual of showering, brushing teeth, combing hair and breakfast. Dressed in winter clothing I started my road photographers job. This morning colors were faded and it was snowing, so the results: black and white photos in color. I'm for sure you will enjoy so enter this gallry.
Photography by: WajahAsia Photographer
Belanda, 04-09-2010 - Bert, Dutch windmills
A small part of the Dutch landscape has windmills for generating environmentally friendly power
Merapi rocks-ash down the road Yogya-Magelang, 01082011 Fetty
It looks like a simple 43 km motorbike trip or like a simple one hour motorbike trip. Normaly more faster like 45 minutes. But oh my goodness it wasn't so simple. After all those Merapi eruptions, during oct./nov. in 2010, also this Jawa Tengah area get's Merapi (glowing) ashes. Many landscapes are destroyed and still grey coloured. Lorries, motorbikes, cars, busses, bicyclists and pedestriangs passing this road. So there is a lot of travel. Beside the road the disaster is still there. Hardened blocs of Merapi ashes are very close near the road. At the top of the two meter big ones are kids playing. Everywhere we see grey dust, Merapi dust. Even many hard rainy days couldn't clean the country. It will take months and months. The disaster is here, in Jawa Tengah. Now I am on my way with my friend to my parents and WajahAsia Magelang team by motorbike. It takes already 90 minutes.
Thanks for watching my pics.
Merapi Cangkringen 04 -12 - 2011, BL
Jakarta flood January 2013
The areas around Jakarta such as Tanggerang, Bogor and Bekasi which usually help as secondary water catchment areas have also been developed with break neck speed and also send their water down to Jakarta during heavy rains of their own.
The 13 rivers that cross Jakarta are also in a bad shaped. Those rivers are getting narrower and shallower due to illegal housing and garbage. For example the Ciliwung River has only 17 percent of its actual capacity while Pessangrahan River has only 21 percent of its actual capacity.
The around 115 lakes spread around Jakarta does not fare better. They are also narrowing and shallowing with at least one lake in Jonggol completely disappeared and turned into a football field.
Video: Thousands flee from Jakarta floods (ABC News)
Related Story: Jakarta sinking as water supplies dry up
Filippine flood disaster Muntinlupa Pateros Parañaque Malabon Pasay Marikina
MANILA, Philippines (UPDATED) – Six areas in the National Capital Region were placed under a state of calamity Tuesday, August 20, as the combined effects of the southwest monsoon and tropical storm Maring (International name: Trami) submerged barangays in floodwater. As of 3:52 pm on August 21, the following cities and municipalities have declared a state of calamity:
Muntinlupa
Pateros
Parañaque
Malabon
Pasay
Marikina
The Department of Health on Tuesday, 6pm, raised a Code White status across all hospitals and health centers in Metro Manila and well as other areas affected by Maring. The alert is a signal for healthcare facilities to ensure that there will be a sufficient supply of medicines and an adequate number personnel who will attend to patients.
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