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New! - more ice panoramas!

Eric's Book Sustaining Life: How Human Health Depends on Biodiversity, did come out and was named Best Biology Book of 2008 by the Library Journal, which goes to all libraries in the U.S. To guide their purchases... nice!
Yes, yes I have to admit it - the bears ARE those as featured in the Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth pages 146-147 and pages 86-7 of the Young person's guide. They didn't make the final cut of the film (but if you look carefully - just as the animation of the polar bear running out of ice finishes - you can see the foot of the mommy bear behind Al's head for a moment before they move on to the next section of the film - but you have to look very carefully and know the picture really well!).
And yes he and his million minions are still using it in the actual slideshow and have since feb 2005ish.....

The ice page has an animated gif of a calving glacier, a bit wobbly, but to be expected from a Zodiac. Let's not forget those guillimots (gaggle of guillimots? guano of guillimots? no, hang on, a dry-cleaning of guillimots).

All the images on this site have been processed for onscreen viewing so will not give *very* good prints, but the screen is the medium. If anyone is interested in higher resolution versions of the pictures they are available.

Let me know if you think I've missed any links - contact Tracey on  tracey@r2-dvd.org .

Also see shoot it
Shoot it Archive (now jolly out of date)
Kimberley Coast 2011
Karijini April 2009
Bungles 2008
Kakadu New Year 2006-7
Australia 2006-7
Belize and Guatemala 2004
Malta 2004

For you Internet Explorer version... whatever... people out there - if you click on the panorama thumbnails on this site and don't get a screen-depth panorama to scroll along (ie it automatically resizes the whole thing to fit in the window.... thanks very much Microsoft... it I wanted it window size I would have sized it myself and saved the download times) then there are two things you can do.

1. Click on the thumbnail then point at the resulting fit-in-window version then click again on that with the magnifying glass and enjoy the panorama as intended.
2. Go to your settings for your Browser (may vary slightly form version to version) - Tools -> Internet Options... -> Advanced tab -> Scroll down to "Multimedia" and untick the "Enable Automatic Image Resizing" option -> Click OK. Enjoy the whole site and the rest of the planet's sites as the creators intended, as opposed to how Microsoft think you want to see it.... not that I've got a social hymenopteran in my bonnet about this.... ahem.