New TED talk from Edward Burtynsky
I've mentioned photographer Edward Burtynsky before. He's got a fresh new talk up on the TED website -- a short one, just under 4 minutes. The theme: oil's landscape. Check it out!
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Earth science observations, news, photos, teaching, & commentary by Callan Bentley
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There's an exhibit of his work on display at the Corcoran downtown, as well as the Adamson Gallery 14th St.
Definitely worth checking out if the TED talks interest you.
The full-length documentary "Manufactured Landscapes" also provides a wonderful view of his work.
Nice, thanks for posting. You should see the automotive detritus we find in urban creekbeds; if you throw in the concrete and asphalt particles, it's a major geologic component.
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