Palimpsests - Alvaro H. Pescador R. – 2002. The photography in a second degree.  The water as a mirror of multiple realities. Tree’s shadows reminds in the water,  reflecting both realities.

Ríver Plate - Alvaro H. Pescador R. – 2002. The River Plate conforms an estuary which  is 270 kilometers wide and  240 Kilometers long. It is impossible to see one border from the other.

Río de Janeiro – Alvaro H. Pescador R. – 2002. Botafogo beach in the Rio de Janeiro Bay during the sunshine, from the Pan de Azúcar mountain. Above, at the left, illuminated, the Corcovado mountain Christ

Complemento - Alvaro H. Pescador R. – 2002.

 The Earth is round and the world turns over and over. While the USA government denies to sign the Kyoto Protocol arguing economic growing reasons – Germany keeps growing and not only has stabilized its emissions but also has slow them down-, is affecting the economy and security of the present generation of American citizens,  for not to talk about  contribution to the global warming and impacts over  ecosystems around the world.

The hurricanes are becoming stronger and more frequent. Cost millions of dollars and leave thousands of harmful people.  It is required sea water at 26°C or more, to conform an hurricane, plus some other atmospheric conditions.

Brazilian Litoral - Alvaro H. Pescador R. – 2002.  Brazil has 8000 shore Km over the Atlantic. For the first time an hurricane arrived to Santa Katrina in October of  2004.

Hacia el Sur - Alvaro H. Pescador R. – 2000  This pelicans fly during the sunshine over the Pacific shore of Ecuador, toward the south. The Pacific Ocean covers one third of our planet surface, it has more than half of world’s water and its area is bigger than the five continents surface.