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Tiger temple .. sent on May 02, 2012 (21:13) by Alessandro Bergamini. 78 comments, 20034 views. [retina]

at 300mm, 1/320 f/7.1, ISO 800, hand held. Specie: Panthera tigris


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avatarsenior
sent on January 29, 2014 (21:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

these are the things that you say! you do not have any certainty! I speak of what I am sure of what it is not likely! if you then I can try this with the tests is another matter .. but if it is the only text your interview, I'm sorry but I consider it a try! but what I see in my country judge him because I have proof .. I see that you bring conclusions and I put words in my mouth that I never said .. you see that you are a journalist or do not understand well what I wrote .. maybe because I write bad!

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sent on January 30, 2014 (7:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

F> And, unless that is not "tiger's milk powder", I agree to find anyone who knows the basics of animal nutritionist, (I do not give cow's milk that I take care not to stray) by saying that, in fact, not are cared for properly (I'm not syndicating, because I do not have "solid proof", which are smuggled).
On judging other cultures, I can agree with you up to 29 to 30 ... I do not get: to blow themselves up for religious Islamic fanaticism is another culture ... so do not "attacked"? Smuggle children and organs is culture and poverty ... but it does not happen in Italy and then? ... Then I have to worry before chiwawa nano into your handbag of Paris on duty and then, maybe, I can be indignant for sex tourism?

Come on ... I do not believe you feel that way ...

avataradmin
sent on January 30, 2014 (7:53) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I recommend that you keep the discussion cordial tones ;-)

avatarsenior
sent on January 30, 2014 (8:44) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I've been to Kanchanaburi in 2007 and I also intrigued I visited the place ... and then regret it. It's just business tacked on Pellacchia of animals to come in danger of extinction. As already mentioned before by someone and anything but natural environment and the animals are chained to the ground when the tourists are made to take pictures that are then passed off as exotic and representative of a unique moment .... in short, the usual crap. My point of view and that the photos taken inside the canyon should be posted for the sole purpose of denouncing what happens there.
@ Alebergamini let me, by your sermon explaining why judges who can and who can not understand how little you know Asia despite your belief assiduous, those that are objectively spacciamole of filth not to "cultural differences" trifles such as slavery, the massacre of more or less any species of animal in the name of traditional medicine(Almost always time to solve erection problems), taste etc nell'inquinare be judged too because they are going to affect the last natural environments on the planet, which happens to be found in underdeveloped areas, maybe we are still judging and criticizing time to save something. To explain the range of the thousands of cobra here in Indonesia are captured and beheaded to drink the blood in order to promote an erection that would dare even Rocco Siffredi, who are just cultural differences

avatarsenior
sent on January 30, 2014 (8:55) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

How sad!
A single image isolated from the environment is not enough to do a story unless it is completed by the appropriate caption.
This picture does not tell anything.

avatarjunior
sent on January 30, 2014 (11:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

My point of view and that the photos taken inside the canyon should be posted for the sole purpose of denouncing what happens there.
I agree, and it may seem a slogan of rhetoric, I add: You can also turn the world to photograph it, but if you do not open your eyes you see nothing!

avatarsenior
sent on January 30, 2014 (12:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

3B what I saw I did not like, but do not judge him!
then judge whether you want to do it, since you seem to have certainty in your hand and you know those places more than me! I hope I was clear!

avatarsenior
sent on January 30, 2014 (12:22) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Nothing personal, but in front of behaviors / actions blatantly wrong in my opinion one has to take positions

avatarsenior
sent on January 30, 2014 (12:28) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Nothing personal, but in front of behaviors / actions blatantly wrong in my positions gotta take it

some, in fact, you can do so safely that no one will judge you!

avatarjunior
sent on January 30, 2014 (14:53) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Sorry Ale, just to understand, when I say to you "proof" is "proven"?.

avatarjunior
sent on January 30, 2014 (15:15) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Good morning everyone. I have followed the debate and I would say my opinion because the topic interests me a lot. I understand very well the opinion of Eleanor, David and others on the subject and the situation of the tigers in Thailand. I understand and agree more on the fact that these actions represent something to expose and not to be encouraged, among other things, the thought expressed by Bergamini but perhaps misinterpreted. Having said that, however, I must admit that my thinking is in line with that of Alebergamini in saying that it is very difficult to make a judgment on those who would be our actions if we were in the place of this business who feeds it (I am referring to people who "care "the tigers and the staff of the place in question). I also think it is clear to everyone that the tigers in that place now represent only money, that there is nothing natural in the way they are treated and that the place should beclosed.
The question, which I consider interesting and that I think is the same raised by Bergamini, is that it is very easy to judge the actions of these people living in Italy, with a job, in front of a pc etc.. But if we were those people who struggle every day to maintain himself and his family, and offer us money to drug tigers, one of us, honestly, would not accept?!? Who of us would prefer to go home without food to feed their children because he refused to dope a tiger?!? Come on guys, we're not moralists! I know that the issue is very complicated, but those people live there as well, albeit shameful and wrong.
I hope no one will give me the anti-animal rights because who knows me knows that I am the opposite and that I actively participate in the protection of sharks but notNo I would never think of going to a cutter shark fins in Mozambique and judge him by telling him that what he does is wrong. What she says: "and who nourishes my children?" If you believe that these actions are uncivilized know that education is the sharpest weapon we have to really change things in those countries, but they are things that require a lot of time and a radical change of his own thought.

avatarsenior
sent on January 30, 2014 (15:34) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Dmano_90: You know that with this reasoning is likely to justify whatever actions also much more serious than this.

avatarjunior
sent on January 30, 2014 (15:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Dario read carefully what I wrote! I'm not justifying anything or anyone but I am condemning as all of you! I do not know what you're referring to more serious actions but here we are talking about drugging the tigers of Thailand and as I wrote, in my humble opinion, the most effective way to make a real contribution and put an end to these activities and education. If you're referring to activities that harm other people then the question changes, OBVIOUSLY!

avatarsenior
sent on January 30, 2014 (15:50) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

No false morality, the element that is gnawed the planet, and only humans, animals are innocent by definition. We are dangerously too many and we do not have the slightest ability to order our lives and try to think about the future (bad) in the world in which we live therefore, or take positions clear beginning to educate the populations of these areas and to eliminate all of credulonerie they eat also teaching them to draw sustenance from the land in which they live without inevitably will destroy or cocks of planetary proportions. I live in Asia for four years and I assure you that the contempt that people have for animals and nature in general and impressive, especially in areas where Islam is the host. This does not mean that even in the West, many things do not go but the overall sensitivity and different.

avatarsenior
sent on January 30, 2014 (16:11) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Good morning everyone. I have followed the debate and I would say my opinion because the topic interests me a lot. I understand very well the opinion of Eleanor, David and others on the subject and the situation of the tigers in Thailand. I understand and agree more on the fact that these actions represent something to expose and not to be encouraged, among other things, the thought expressed by Bergamini but perhaps misinterpreted. Having said that, however, I must admit that my thinking is in line with that of Alebergamini in saying that it is very difficult to make a judgment on those who would be our actions if we were in the place of this business who feeds it (I am referring to people who "care "the tigers and the staff of the place in question). I also think it is clear to everyone that the tigers in that place now represent only money, that there is nothing natural in the way they are treated and that the postor should be closed.
The question, which I consider interesting and that I think is the same raised by Bergamini, is that it is very easy to judge the actions of these people living in Italy, with a job, in front of a pc etc.. But if we were those people who struggle every day to maintain himself and his family, and offer us money to drug tigers, one of us, honestly, would not accept?!? Who of us would prefer to go home without food to feed their children because he refused to dope a tiger?!? Come on guys, we're not moralists! I know that the issue is very complicated, but those people live there as well, albeit shameful and wrong.
I hope no one will give me the anti-animal rights because who knows me knows that I am the opposite and I participate actively for the protection ofsharks but I would never think of going to a cutter shark fins in Mozambique and judge him by telling him that what he does is wrong. What she says: "and who nourishes my children?" If you believe that these actions are uncivilized know that education is the sharpest weapon we have to really change things in those countries, but they are things that require a lot of time and a radical change of his own thought.
exactly, I think in this way!
I find much more disturbing behavior of us, rich and educated Italians who do not do anything in front of authentic massacres of animals in our country .. For example, to kill an animal and then do not eat it is a horrible thing, and it happens every day in the coop in my house! start with the nstri solve problems! I also feel that to solve a problem in a country, deve be in the same country risolverselo understanding through the education that he was mistaken .. if we come with our beautiful white faces and we shut the temple, after one quarter of these have now opened a new one somewhere else ...

avatarjunior
sent on January 30, 2014 (23:02) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

@ Ale
probably you've never come into contact with any association in which there are people who DO things to try to change our country (and not just ours) and I guess this is the reason why you write that
us, rich and educated Italians who do not do anything in front of authentic massacres of animals in our country
.
The same is true of those who, in your saying (and I quote), "silent and pass over in front of pictures of people in difficulty": are you sure that among them there will be someone who is around at this time to bring a blanket or a cup of tea in one of those people?
Or maybe you do not believe because
... I speak of what I am sure of what it is not likely! ... what I see in my country judge him because I have proof ...

As regards poverty as a supposed justification of what is happening at the Tiger Temple I ask you, according to your logic (I also extend the question Dmano_90), how they manage to survive ALL the monks of other monasteries scattered throughout Asia and do not take tigers in captivity?

avatarjunior
sent on January 30, 2014 (23:12) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I forgot ...

if we come with our beautiful white faces and we shut the temple, after one quarter of these have now opened a new one somewhere else ...

see, it is precisely the approach that is wrong: we must not get us close the temple and make him ... we should not just go to the temple ... and this is the only way to prevent an open one from another party.
Think about how easy it is to make way for things to change: in this case there is absolutely nothing to do ... and maybe the time and money that we used to visit the temple we spend in an orphanage, as long as you are willing to spend a few hours with the camera in the bag.

avatarjunior
sent on January 30, 2014 (23:26) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

By profession I am not a lawyer, and I would not even do that, but here it is open a diatribe against Alexander, who has no head or tail.

A person post a picture, which can be raw, violent, loud, unacceptable, but it is a picture, a document. Point.

Alexander has done nothing but tell what he saw ME, I can not afford to go to India to see reality different from mine, so what?

Until the post of Miss Eleanor I do not think I read comments like "look how beautiful that mistreat those tigers", but notes were made on photographic technique and composition, and it is to this that need a forum of photography.

This is not to say that the problems relative to what surrounds me I do not care, mind you, but then here there are thousands of photos that can open endless discussions and for me it is not the case with "rage" about the author in this way.

The author of the winner of the World Press Photo 2013 (the two dead children in Gaza) what do we do? We're going to beat him then? The message we understand, and we know that there are these ugly reality in the world, I thank Alexander, who like many others the door to light.

avatarsenior
sent on January 30, 2014 (23:48) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

the nikoringo really think in a different way, or maybe we live in different planets .. I do not know ... my point of view I have given you the and you gave me yours! we can safely think differently and deal with it in a different way .. or your thinking is right and mine is wrong regardless?!

avatarjunior
sent on January 30, 2014 (23:53) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

@ Snip3r if you have the patience and desire to read my first post, you'll see that I have stated that I do not have it with Ale nor with the other reviewers who have commented on the photo without lifting the "problem".
Unless expressly prohibited by the rules of the forum (and I do not know, but I could be wrong ...) I think that users are free to comment on the photos, as well as the technical side, even for cues that rilessione offer (I think that is one of the fundamental aspects of photography, but even here, I could be wrong).
For me there is no process to Alebergamini: Eleanor and I have done this for the first of the facts, the author and other users have expressed their positions and we are comparing these. That said, if Alebergamini believes that its topic is "polluted" by my post just to say it (him) and I stopRo write.

I thank Alexander, who like many others the door to light.
Explain to me what is the point then bring them to light if nothing is done to change things? Also applies to the winning photo of the WP 2013 (of course with the proportions DUE), the wish to comment only from a technical or want it to be (maybe) a stimulus for discussion a bit 'wider?


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