Running out of gas can be a good thing
When work stops because the gas price is to high. Global warming starts to come down.
When energy become to expensive to use pollution will stop. Maybe this is Mother Natures way to survive. We are all connected.
In the story Running out of gas could be a good thing.
23 Responses
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On 18 June 2008 Victor Manuel Lopez said:
Great photo amigo,i like it and nice in B/W !!!
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On 18 June 2008 Nelson Campbell gave props:
really good and glad to a writing-less interpretation!
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On 18 June 2008 John Linton gave props:
You always take dead aim.
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On 18 June 2008 Fran Ott gave props:
That sky looks seriously ominous.
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On 18 June 2008 Frederic Frognier gave props:
Another masterpiece in a powerful image from master Glenn.You rock!
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On 18 June 2008 Melissa Prosser gave props:
I've often had the same thoughts myself! Another great image!
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On 18 June 2008 Nancy Konipol gave props:
Wow Glenn, unbelieveable (again)
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On 19 June 2008 Virginie M said:
I like your subject, we have many things to show about place of work. Excellent social pic!
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On 19 June 2008 Jim Robertson said:
Nature will take care of everything eventually. It might be uncomfortable, maybe even painful, but adjustments will be made. Excellent shot Glenn.
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On 19 June 2008 J Mac gave props:
Mother earth will be here alive and well,she may shed what causes her harm,even if that means us! I am so glad to know you! excellent photo meaningful,deep words!
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On 19 June 2008 Carlton Johnson gave props:
you have a fantastic portfolio!
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On 20 June 2008 Chicago Love gave props:
Well as Daddy Yankee would say waving that Puerto Rican flag "Me Gusta la Gasolina"
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On 20 June 2008 Mojca S. said:
Aborigines believe that we are guests on this planet, that we are just visiting here therefore we should behave as guests. It is expected from us we would leave it as we found it :). Nice believing, if everyone would think like this, global warming and other stuff would be unknown to us. But human nature is greedy, money rules the world, we want more all the time, no one notices consequences of the progress and when it is noticed, wealth is still more important than the health of our land, society and every individual living creature. As you say Glenn, we are all connected, but unfortunately people are not aware that when they are destroying nature, they destroy themselves too. An old Cree Indian prophecy says:
Only after the last tree has been cut down,
Only after the last river has been poisoned,
Only after the last fish has been caught,
Only then will you find that money cannot be eaten.
Hope they are wrong and we are smarter so we will realize this before it's too late. But, can greedy human nature be beaten? Well, hmmm, although a big optimist in life :) I admit I'm sceptic about it. Nature has been telling us something for a long time but we are too busy to notice, to stop rushing for a minute and think :). We just keep testing mother's nature patience :D. -
On 21 June 2008 Rogério Freitas said:
Great capture Glenn.
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On 21 June 2008 Farras Abdelnour gave props:
Beautiful shot, Glenn
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On 22 June 2008 peggy gardner gave props:
very cool, looks like infrared.
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On 24 June 2008 Steven Heipel said:
This is simply one fine photograph. Nice work.
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On 25 June 2008 Paulo Rojas said:
this is so true !!!!!!!!!
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On 25 June 2008 Paulo Rojas said:
You got my vote
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On 3 July 2008 Mark Gilliland gave props:
You are so right! Excellent shot!
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On 7 July 2008 A Martin said:
We are all so used to so many conveniences that so many do with out. I think in the US when things like this come to pass we will be the most devasted because we are so used to luxuries. Chaos I think before calm unfortunately. Keep it coming Glenn, remind us to open those eyes to the world around us. We are truly all connected.
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On 8 July 2008 ! Robey Lawrence gave props:
B&W was definately a good move
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On 15 July 2008 rori johnson said:
Man you sure know how to find a good old boy. Feels like it's 1950
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