Creating applets in Photoshop is a creative way to collate a series of shots and it fits with this week’s photo challenge “Collage”.
The message here is if we paid a little more attention to disposing rubbish responsibly, stopped littering in conservation areas and secured refuse bins carefully wildlife such as the Cape’s Chacma baboons would be less inclined to raid bins for leftover food. Foraging in the wilds for roots and shoots is far healthier and natural food choice rather than the detritus left by humans.
Nature on the Edge 
Very effective and very true!
Thanks Jude; just wish that there was some law enforcement to encourage conservation laws…
Great ideas.
YES!
Brava, Liz! I sincerely think this post should be printed and put at every rest stop. Send it to DNR and see if they use it.
Thanks Eliza 🙂 Will have a go and see if i get a response. Thinking of one of the nature publications as a start.
Bon chance!
I agree with Eliza – this is a very effective image!
Thanks Anne, it’s a thought to get it out there and get the message across; would love to see it up at Cape Point…
Well said, perfectly illustrated. Nicely done Liz.
You are so gifted – and so in tune with our natural world. It’s my good fortune to know you via your posts. Thanks, Tina – this one is especially unique and effective.
Thanks for your comments Liza, so appreciate them 🙂
Very creative! I love it!
Thanks Ms Zen.
A great image, and effective too.
Thanks Margaret. Sometimes wish there was a magic wand to create awareness.
Such a simple solution, if only everyone cared.
It would certainly help!
yes it better for them!
Thanks Daisy….. so true 🙂