I'm not a massive fan of any of the oil companies, and certainly not Shell, but, and here comes the unpopular bit, the Wildlife Photography competition is open to photographers of all ages all around the world. In my humble opinion, the competition itself raises awareness in the beauty of wildlife. The people who have damaged their (not Shells) pictures of life in its natural habitat have done nothing to battle the destruction of the environment. What they have done, again, in my humble opinion, is show some people with a keen interest and respect in the environment (the photographers and those who would visit the exhibition), what a mindless bunch of yobs can do in the name of a most worthy cause when they chose to hijack it and pass off their criminal activities as some sort direct action hitting hard at the heart of an environment destroying multinational.

So, if your intention was to further alienate those who could be convinced to stand up and be heard in the fight to save the environment, well done, you've excelled yourselves once again.

call me a philistine if you like, but i am considerably more bothered about the actual continued existence of ecosystems than i am about nice pictures of them. also, the pictures are behind glass so they werent damaged in any way.

why do you think shell are sponsoring this event? its because they want to greenwash themselves. i fully support this action because PR greenwash and spin cannot be left unchallenged. shell have an exceptional track record of ecological devastation and disregard for human rights. i am glad the previous poster is not a massive fan of oil companies. me neither. are we supposed to sit back and let them buy off public opinion with their dirty oil money?

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