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Tag Archives: photography
Remnants of the Biosphere
BLDGBLOG, written by Geoff Manaugh, just published this blog on Remants of the Biosphere. Photographer Noah Sheldon got in touch the other week with a beautiful series of photos documenting the decrepit state of Biosphere 2, a semi-derelict bio-architectural experiment … Continue reading
Lu Guang’s China
Chinese environmental photographer Lu Guang won the 2009 W. Eugene Smith grant in humanistic photography for his for his project, “Pollution in China.” (For more information and photos see NYTime’s Lens blog , and China Hush). The W. Eugene Smith … Continue reading
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Tagged China, Lu Guang, Orville Schell, photography, pollution, W. Eugene Smith
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Edward Burtynsky’s Oil
Edward Burtynsky’s Oil Alberta Oil Sands #6, Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada, 2007. From Foreign Policy magazine’s website A decade of photographs exploring the impact of oil from the acclaimed Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky. The collection will be on display at … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Edward Burtynsky, oil, photography, Washington D.C.'s Corcoran Gallery
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