Things are sort of crazy busy around here lately, leaving not a lot of blogging time or fabulous post-writing. However, Jane at Ill Seen, Ill Said is on fire, and I want to send you over to see her brilliant post comparing Prof Richard Weston's silk scarves made with extreme close-ups of minerals and crystals and Edward Burtynsky's massive industrial landscapes. I love love love Burtynsky's photographs, and Jane's comparison has made me see them in an entirely new light.
2b. Mines #17 - Lornex Open Pit Copper Mine. Highland Valley, British Columbia 1985 by Edward Burtynsky
3b. Oil Spill #4, Oil Skimming Boat, Near Ground Zero, Gulf of Mexico, June 24, 2010 by Edward Burtynsky
See the rest of her amazing juxtapositions on Ill Seen, Ill Said.
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