Every day I realize how important it is to coexist with nature, in these times of modernity, where we have all become so involved with technology, that we hardly have time to relax in full harmony with our natural habitat, and although perhaps many of us live in cities, where we go there is concrete and metal, there will always be green spaces, or even some trees, which are imposed before the works of man.
But it is essential to teach the new generations the importance of appreciating and admiring our nature in all its forms and species, because it is what allows us to beautify and give vitality to our mother earth, which is often affected by the intervention of man, by his desire to create and create, without taking into account the negative consequences that may fall on our planet.
Sometimes I think when I see these photographs that I have taken, how our planet could have been centuries ago, where the industrial era did not exist, and man mostly worked the land for his livelihood, and therefore had to take care of it. Unspoiled places, where the air was not dense and breathtaking views of those landscapes, shaped among various species of wild flora and fauna.
At that point it makes me visualize how it was all these places, which are now full of asphalt, buildings and other structures. Where nature reigned over human existence, and all that was left was to live in harmony.
We are not going back to the primitive era, but we can create a balance between technological advances, with an adequate use that does not impact our environment. And also begin to use those energies that have always existed, but that today many greedy people do not want to use, because they want to continue with the unnecessary business of oil.
That is the progress that we must use, those advances that do not have to pollute and can preserve many green spaces, which has not yet been touched by the hand of man.
All photographs are my own and were taken with a Canon T3i camera.
