While reading deeply every single nomination from the World Press Photo 2019, I came across one of the most fantastic photo essays I have ever seen. This project is called “Meet Bob“, an essay made by Jasper Doest, and it is entirely about Bob, a flamingo that lives among humans after being badly injured.
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Flamingos are popular in New England; lots of “snowbirds” make the seasonal migration to the warmth of Southern Floria and parts south. In the center of New England, flamingos became plastic lawn ornaments:
https://newengland.com/yankee-magazine/living/new-england-environment/flamingos/
Shortly after we downsized to the plastics capital of the universe, we cashed in a retirement gift trip to a B&B in Kennebunk, Maine and drove around, small Kodak EasyShot in hand. When I saw this off-road display in a nature preserve, I had to get the shot.
https://flic.kr/p/2552YU2