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Rio Tinto, Andalusia
Broken Nature 1 – Nominated as Finalist, Nature and Environment, Travel Photographer of the Year, 2015
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Rio Tinto, Andalusia
Broken Nature 3 – Nominated as Finalist, Nature and Environment, Travel Photographer of the Year, 2015
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Rio Tinto, Andalusia
Broken Nature 2 – Nominated as Finalist, Nature and Environment, Travel Photographer of the Year, 2015
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Rio Tinto, Andalusia
Broken Nature 4 – Nominated as Finalist, Nature and Environment, Travel Photographer of the Year, 2015
Rio Tinto, Spain
The Tintillo River in Andalusia, Spain is red in colour due to the intense mining activity in the region. It’s waters are highly acidic as a result of pollution from heavy metals such as iron and copper as well as sulphur dioxide emissions. It is a bizarre landscape – grotesque but in a perverse way also very beautiful.
This series of photographs:
– Won the Gold Award at the Prix de la Photographie Paris 2016 (PX3) in the category Nature. (April 2016). Link here!
– Was shortlisted by Travel Photographer of the Year 2015 in the category Nature and Environment. (January 2016). Link here!
– Won the Gold Award at the Prix de la Photographie Paris 2016 (PX3) in the category Nature. (April 2016). Link here!
– Was shortlisted by Travel Photographer of the Year 2015 in the category Nature and Environment. (January 2016). Link here!