Nature often goes and never comes back. The planet is in a poor state now.

More and more people spend more time inside a screen than they do in nature. The common human drive to be rich and powerful is destroying life as we know it.

The outcome, end of the world, is what we deserve. This book of photographs is about honoring and reminding people of nature and its important contribution to our survival and happiness: The planet is not something we play with, it is more important than all of us, been here millions of years, much longer than us puny humans saturated in self-importance and greed.

Which is normal I suppose for monkeys, what we now call humans. It is a boring topic, easy to ignore, but like planting a seed, an apple tree, and watching it grow and blessing us with magic apples, so do, in an opposite way all the poisons we sow, that will blossom into a toxic and uninhabited planet, watch what you sow coz it will reap.

Surprisingly the East is full of trees and wild animals, fighting with rice fields and fruit trees. Many countries in the East protect their trees and forests, Buddha loved nature and animals, slowing the demise of their natural environment to a crawl.

Just imagine, now AI is here, in the next few years we will be asking AI for solutions to human problems: war, disease, inequality, the environment and race. And AI, which represents intelligence may save the world, so all us monkeys can do what we do best: hang in trees and eat bananas.

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