Turned into one video by the Toronto Star's Lucas Oleniuk.
You can question its journalistic objectivity, I suppose, but ... wow.
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Twenty Days, Twenty Thousand Photos
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2 comments:
yes, it definitely has an agenda. this is what I think of as concerned photography. There is no way to take an objective picture of our planet dying.
It does get distracting with the words and photos all going by so fast, though. Or maybe I just get distracted easily. ooooo pictures of shiny things!
This is an unbelievable piece of work.
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