Gary Braasch has been in India and Nepal for a month-long journey exploring climate change effects on people of the Himalaya. Reports on that will be posted at World View of Global Warming. Along the way, he had many opportunities to witness the life, culture and architecture of India and Nepal. At Fatehpur Sikri, the city of Mughal Emperor Akbar, built between 1571 and 1585 near Agra, three women sat outside the Tomb of Salim Chishti, Sufi saint, seen through a carved white marble screen. Portfolios of more images will be posted soon.

Other current work by Gary is highlighted now by the Society of Environmental Journalists. And in Assignment Portfolios here, please see photos from the new Nature Research Center of the North Carolina Museum of Natural History, in which Gary's climate and environmental images are on permanent display.

Announcing a new visualization of climate change in an App for the iPad and the iPhone -- Painting With Time: Climate Change. Available now at your Apple App Store. Created by Red Hill Studios and World View of Global Warming. With a sweep of your finger, see glaciers melt, sea ice disappear, coasts erode, reservoirs dry up, and world temperatures soar -- with information about the science of climate change from leading researchers.