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San Javier Library hosts until next January 31 the exhibition "Landscapes SOS Sea", in which the renowned environmental photographer Jose Benito shows beautiful images of the Spanish coast.
The Department of Environment has brought to San Javier the sample, which is sweeping across Spain and is the fruit of work for a year has made a multidisciplinary team, which presents the beauty of the landscape as a conservation approach, beyond its wealth flora and fauna.
The exhibition can be visited on the first floor of the library is divided into large and numerous panels with pictures and locations of data that has been called "milestone", a space whose natural beauty must be preserved.
Ibiza, where he began the project in January 2010 and Menorca, where he finished in December of that year, bring together the largest number of "milestones" of the entire Spanish coast, where Asturias also highlights the "best preserved", explained José Benito.
By contrast, the provinces of Barcelona and Valencia, the exhibition is not for lack of significant beauty spots along its shores.
The Murcia goes well stop.
"There are many milestones in the Region of Murcia" for highlighting Benito Fraile Island, Isla Gosa, or Calblanque.
José Benito presented the exhibition in the library of San Javier by the Environment Councillor, Celia Martínez and José Luis Villaescusa photographer, coordinator in the Murcia region of this project which he described as "one of the most important works that have been made in Spain in terms of documentation and defense of the landscape. "
The exhibition coincided precisely in the same place with the author Villaescusa show "San Javier from another angle," commissioned by the Department of Environment.
Councillor for Environment, Celia Martinez claimed collective responsibility to preserve our natural environment "which is all but to no one."
Martinez stressed the value "emotional, technical, scientific, educational and hopeful" of the exhibition "Environmental Photographer of the best work we have in Spain."
He also stressed the authenticity of each image "because they have been retouched and that gives a higher value."
The photographs are subject to international control of truthfulness that certifies the absence of any further handling.
Even the sample book includes a sophisticated tracking system for each milestone "because it is important to know where they are and that other photographers can continue collecting them because that contribute to its presence and conservation," said Jose Benito before a large audience who came to claim that sample that has been down the main Spanish cities and will conclude with a report requesting administrative bodies for their conservation.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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