##PHOTOGRAPHER @EDWARD BURTYNSKY ON WATER AND THE FUTURE OF 3D.

Hi friends.!

Canadian photographer Edward Birthday has spent decades traveling the world and taking stunting aerial shots of nature and industrial landscopes..

60-years old Canadian photographer has spent the greater part of three decades capturing what he describes as nature transformed through industries.

Themed around broad topics such as water, oil, mining and modern-day china, Burgundy's expensive contrasts and otherworldly landscapes.

He applied a journalist discipline to his work, spending years at a time with one project, researching, conducting interviews, and scouting locations.

What is modern mans relationship to nature?."With photography he is able to connect people to landscapes that we wouldn't be (other wise)expose to.

WATER HOW OUR THIRSTY CIVILIZATION IS RESHAPING THE EARTH.

Water, is the example of how he challenged audiences to think differently about the earth natural resources, and the consequences of our usage.

In 2010, he traveld to the area to documentary the BP Oil spill disaster.
The explosion and sinking of BP'S Deep water horizon oil rig, resolted in the largest under water blowout in U.S . Geological survey putting the volume of oil spilled between 35,000 to 60,000 barrels of crude oil per day for 87 days.

The photos shows colourful, bleeding bands produced by oil slick, and it's devasting effects on the green-blue sea.

Thankyou friends.
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