Who is White Mike?
Photos: White Mike's blog 
"Sharks, the creatures we fear the most, are struggling for survival in our oceans. They are in desperate need of global conservation and these words, however miniscule they may be, serve the only purpose of revealing the inhumane slaughter of sharks and the Organizations out there to help stop the cruel abuse of Whiteys."Visit the White Mike site to learn more about shark conservation efforts and make sure to follow @thisiswhitemike where twitpics of the installations are being posted in real time.
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Comments(9)
Posted By Janean - Wed, Jun 10 2009 at 9:41 AM ESTMMM good
Shark fin soup is great you all should try it some time
Posted By Anonymous - Wed, Jun 10 2009 at 8:27 AM ESTMichael Muller
White Mike is Michael Muller, a California photographer. His website is here:
Posted By Anonymous - Fri, May 01 2009 at 10:25 PM ESTLarge predators
Do we really need these large, dangerous predators-- sharks, grizzly bears, etc. (Well, wolves are cool and not much danger to humans anyway)? The (geologically) recent Pliestocene extinctions took care of a lot of large mammals, and the planet seems fine, relatively speaking. I would feel safer, in the water and on the trail, without these dangerous critters.
Posted By Anonymous - Sun, May 03 2009 at 11:55 AM ESTHey Couch Potato Head
May a large Grizzly rescue you from a dangerous drug-addled Homey busting into your living room, spilling your warm beer and barbecue potato chips, during reruns of Family Man. Nitwit !!!
Posted By TequilaMockingbird - Sat, May 02 2009 at 12:44 PM ESTLarge predators
Speaking of Dangerous Critters.. You seem to be the type of dangerous critter that makes me feel less safe..
Posted By Celeste Matthews - Fri, May 01 2009 at 11:44 PM ESTSo stay home
Preditors play an essential role in regulation of populations in ecosystems. If you are scared of wild animal, stay home. They belong here.
Posted By MediaSavvy - Fri, May 01 2009 at 5:35 PM ESTWhiteMike
Hmmmm, I Wonder!!!! A story is written about a few posters that cropped up in a few cities buy a person sympathetic to the cause. This is a non story, trying to be one.
Posted By Anonymous - Fri, May 01 2009 at 4:55 PM ESTthat is cool
can't wait to see who's behind it
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genius has no off switch
the best art is provacative. this art has the added advantage of bringing awareness to yet another problem that will ultimately affect our entire planet. what is the harm in pasting up great pieces on ugly utility boxes? forget about judging and do something to save the ocean, like stop eating fish. **** it.