Their habitat has been turned into factories, mines and landfills.
In 2000, a British-born photographer Nick Brandt first photographing wild animal life in East Africa. He did not realize how quickly the region changed. Wildlife habitats are damaged, lost and obviously changed later inspired him to create a work entitled 'Inherit the Dust'.
Nick Brandt together more than 20 of his team put the size of photos of giraffes, elephants, and other animals in their habitats that have been turned into factories, mines and landfills.
The result? Images of concern from a change and loss. The following 12 Nick Brandt photographs which I quote from the photographer's personal website, on Tuesday (7/19 /).
1. Road to Factory with Zebra, 2014.
2. Wasteland with Elephant & Residents, 2015.
3. Alleyway with Chimpanzee, 2014.
4. Railway line with Lioness, 2015.
5. Wasteland with Rhinos, 2015.
6. Quarry with Giraffe, 2014.
7. Factory with Rhino, 2014.
8. Underpass with Elephants (Lean Back, Your Life Is On Track), 2015.
9. Quarry with Lion, 2014.
10. Wasteland with Lion, 2015.
11. Factory with Elephant, 2014.
12. Street with Lioness and Cub, 2014.
This is not just a temporary reading and even writing, but for the sake of the future of our children and grandchildren even beloved earth,
What are you doing to rescue them, beloved earth, because today I remind to everybody, everybody around this steemit community, the media ..
#saveanimal #saveplanet #saveworld #savethefuture #steemit #photography
regards
nenk - momsky77