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Parramatta River

30986 Nature surrounds us wherever we are. In this image taken at a hike I did at Parramatta River, I was fascinated by how a place like this could exist in a populated city. The rocks, dirt, trees, and few animals live freely in this area giving a unique sense of liveliness no where seen in the bustling city. No signs of human interruption are present in the image other than the one taking the image. I felt as if I was intruding and was not supposed to be there. Despite this, I took the image to capture the traditional naturalness of the river and the life that surrounded it that was so peaceful.

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Ecocide (Anthropocide) Sigi Jöttkandt
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1. Annotation - Jennifer (z5207747)
2. Parramatta River Nature surrounds us wherever we are. In this image taken at a hike I did at Parramatta River, I was fascinated by how a place like this could exist in a populated city. The rocks, dirt, trees, and few animals live freely in this area giving a unique sense of liveliness no where seen in the bustling city. No signs of human interruption are present in the image other than the one taking the image. I felt as if I was intruding and was not supposed to be there. Despite this, I took the image to capture the traditional naturalness of the river and the life that surrounded it that was so peaceful.
3. Close reading: Nature by Luther Standing Bear
4. Anthropocide: Human - Animal
5. Capitalocene and Ecocide
6. Critical Reflection - Anthropocide

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Description Sigi Jöttkandt Nature surrounds us wherever we are. In this image taken at a hike I did at Parramatta River, I was fascinated by how a place like this could exist in a populated city. The rocks, dirt, trees, and few animals live freely in this area giving a unique sense of liveliness no where seen in the bustling city. No signs of human interruption are present in the image other than the one taking the image. I felt as if I was intruding and was not supposed to be there. Despite this, I took the image to capture the traditional naturalness of the river and the life that surrounded it that was so peaceful.
Contents of this reply:
1. Parramatta River Nature surrounds us wherever we are. In this image taken at a hike I did at Parramatta River, I was fascinated by how a place like this could exist in a populated city. The rocks, dirt, trees, and few animals live freely in this area giving a unique sense of liveliness no where seen in the bustling city. No signs of human interruption are present in the image other than the one taking the image. I felt as if I was intruding and was not supposed to be there. Despite this, I took the image to capture the traditional naturalness of the river and the life that surrounded it that was so peaceful.