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The storm will last a day, possibly three, maybe seven. But here and there, there are signs of life…. In front of Avalon pier, a rag-tag procession of pickup trucks, SUV’s, and beat-up sedans with racks on top rolls through the parking lot, each vehicle pulling up to a different spot along the bulkhead, and parking to face the sea. Somewhere down the beach, a pack of young gremlins is out surfing the slop, bobbing up and down in the chunky soup, whooping and hollering as the sea tosses them around and whitewater sprays their faces. A woman in a raincoat walks past, her hand clasping tightly to the hood, body slanted sideways into the wind, a dog on a leash. Other than that, the beach is empty. Without storms, there would be no surf. The window of opportunity for good surf on the Outer Banks is small. Related links. Wasteland © 2009 - Produced by Bombay Flying Club - Poul Madsen. Slideshow. A Serbian Photographer's Memories of Belgrade - Photo Essays - T.
Edward Burtynsky's Oil. Alberta Oil Sands #6, Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada, 2007.
Chromogenic color print. Photograph © Edward Burtynsky, courtesy Nicholas Metivier Gallery. SOCAR Oil Fields #6, Baku, Azerbaijan, 2006. Chromogenic color print. Photograph © Edward Burtynsky, courtesy Nicholas Metivier Gallery, Toronto. Michael c. brown – sakhalin. The Heart of Punjab - The New York Times > World > Slide Show > James chance – the dead. China's Electronic Waste Village - Photo Essays. Co.uk. Power shots. Mitch Epstein’s exploration of the USA’s. Mitch Epstein’s exploration of the USA’s energy-producing heartland Mitch Epstein is one of the foremost photographers working in America today, writes Wayne Ford.
Through his images Epstein continually explores themes with a strong political and social awareness. His previous books include The City, Recreation and Family Business, which won the prestigious 2004 Kraszna-Krausz Photography Book Award. His large-format prints are collected by institutions such as the J. Paul Getty Museum and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Top: BP Carson Refinery, California 2007, from American Power. Below: Boloxi, Mississippi 2005, from American Power. His eighth book, American Power (Steidl) forms part of an ongoing project that has seen Epstein travel the breadth of the United States over a five-year period, in what he has called ‘a nomadic exploration of the nation’s production of energy and its hunger for it.’
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