aaw. by steven burke

via it’s nice that
i have always really loved land art (strijdom van der merwe is a particular favourite), and i know some people might scoff at the concept but most of the time i find it more interesting to look at than traditional sculpture… perhaps it’s just my tiny inner hippy that finds it appealing. i discovered richard shilling recently, imagine going for a walk in the forest and discovering one of these beauties…



my brother sent me a link to national geographic’s feature on montana, which subsequently lead me to montana’s official state travel site. such a nice, clean website that makes me want to visit that part of the world even more now. i still think being a national geographic / travel photographer must be the best job in the world.





i would never be brave enough to swim in a swamp, let alone go under water – so i am glad Karen Glaser did.
“Karen Glaser, an experienced diver and photographer, takes us on a visual journey through Florida’s intricate underwater ecosystems. She captures the freshwater marshes, mangrove forests and acres of primeval swamp.”


FLIP! i just had to show you this. yosemite national park, 1996, taken by frank caico
the perfect accompaniment to this image would be this song:
[audio:http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/8/6/2037036//Air France - Collapsing At Your Doorstep.mp3]
air france – collapsing at your doorstep
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