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The Environment has been left to die in between two forbidden giants: Religion and Politics.  The two biggest trouble-makers have managed to put the Environment down in the grabble for ever.  Please let me make clear here that under no circumstance it is my intention with this article to disrespect or degrade any religion, spiritual believe, or political ideal.  However, it is my intention to defend the Environment's unjust involvement with one or with both.  I am a spiritual person.  Yes, I believe in God, but also in energy and magnetic fields.  At the end I think everything is connected...


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 "The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page." ---Saint Augustine   Isn't that true? What a perfect analogy. To not travel is the same as to be mediocrely educated. We can read about anything and everything, online or in paper, but it will never be the same as living it in the flesh. "Traveling is the best education life can give you and you can give yourself", my father used to tell me. "It builds character, knowledge, and educates you about who you are". I remember while growing up every extra penny we could spend, we would spend on a travel agency. Never...


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Best Travel Pictures of 2011 Named (By Daily News of NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC)   Commended, "Natural Elements" Photograph courtesy Philip Lee Harvey, www.tpoty.com     Morning fog obscures Venezuela's Angel Falls—the world's highest single drop waterfall—in this photograph taken by Philip Lee Harvey, who was commended in the "Natural Elements" category.   "I think this is gorgeous. I'd put it on my wall," Rossow said.   "Fog always makes a more interesting photograph. I also love the way the dark forest in the foreground anchors it ... It's just...


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Pictures: Best Environmental Photos of 2011 Named (By Daily News of NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC)   Overall Winner: "Homeless" Photograph by Chan Kwok Hung, EPOTY.org/Fame/Barcroft Children comfort each other in a scrapyard in Kathmandu, Nepal, in a 2011 image by photographer Chan Kwok Hung of  Hong Kong. The picture, an entry in the "Quality of Life" category, won top honors in the 2011 Environmental Photographer of the Year awards, whose winners were announced last week.   The children live with their grandmother and search the scrapyard for things to sell, using the money to buy food,...


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Well, the new year has come and with it a whole new canvas to draw on. What will be written on it is still yet to be seen. However, how about starting the new year with a fresh start on what we eat. Let's try to give endangered fish a chance in 2012 by making smarter choices when we dine. I know, some say it is a joke and some say there is plenty of fish left in the sea. I truly hope these people were right and that the smart ones that know better were wrong. But the reality is that we are fishing everything in the ocean to extinction. And personally, I refuse to get used to eating plankton as there...


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Every Holiday Season we promise ourselves hundreds of resolutions and new goals. Some of us actually go out of our way to make them happen, some of us simply forget what we promised. This season why don't we make resolutions for someone else, than simply ourselves. It is harder to forget a promise you made to your son, your neighbor, your military friend serving overseas, or even a stranger, than one you make for yourself. Help others make their goals and dreams come true this Holiday Season. On this new year 2012 I bet your own dreams and goals will come to you while you are helping someone else.   I...


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Craig Royal has been legally blind since birth. He picked up a camera four years ago and has been using photography as a creative outlet ever since. Relying on the camera’s ability to auto focus, he creates works of art.   Born with optic atrophy, Royal's current corrected vision is 20/400 and his central vision of both eyes is obscured with a white blind spot. He was also recently diagnosed with cataracts.   In his series “Reflection Abstracts,” he uses “the water as a canvas, reflections as pigment and wind as a brush.” All of the images are shot at the same location,...


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Seven-g is changing its look! Thanks to the expanding work on our Photography Services and our renewed direction towards the environment and positive social interests. With brand new opportunities on our  lap, we like to take them all our for a spin and take advantage of every inch they have to offer. Our initial commitment to environmental issues and social issues has only gotten stronger with this new face at Seven-g. We'll stay loyal and true to our origins and clients, while moving forward into a more positive and planet conscious direction.   With this change, we are restructuring...


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