We tend to imagine landscape always like natural, so this film shows different spectacular views, that we even can't imagine them existing on our planet. Enjoy!
p.s. I have this film, so if anybody wants, I can give.
3 February 2010
Different landscape
hello, my first post on this blog, and want to recommend the film 'Manufactured landscapes' (2006). It's a film by Edward Burtynsky, a photografer, his webpage.
We tend to imagine landscape always like natural, so this film shows different spectacular views, that we even can't imagine them existing on our planet. Enjoy!
p.s. I have this film, so if anybody wants, I can give.
We tend to imagine landscape always like natural, so this film shows different spectacular views, that we even can't imagine them existing on our planet. Enjoy!
p.s. I have this film, so if anybody wants, I can give.
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Edward Burtynsky is also on TED!
ReplyDeletemanufactured landscapes:
http://www.ted.com/talks/edward_burtynsky_on_manufactured_landscapes.html
photographs the landscapes of oil:
http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/eng/edward_burtynsky_photographs_the_landscape_of_oil.html
Hi Lucjia! Thank you for the link, maybe you can bring the school and we could project it one afternoon, as a sort of get-teogether relax event with a learning side also? I like the aesthectic perspective of Burtynsky works, where the idea of "forbidden pleasure" and the dilemma of attraction/repulsion are very lucid and contemporary ways to approach environmental questions with a clear stance, dinstant from any moralism..
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