Satellite images that show how much we've changed the planet

Satellite images that show how much we've changed the planet

Categories: Ecology | Photo project

Artist Benjamin Grant pays special attention to the pictures of our planet from above. But it shows he is not the wild and beautiful nature.

The artist explores how a person for so many years of its existence managed to change the face of the Earth. For this Grant, selects the satellite images DigitalGlobe made that demonstrate the results of actions of skilled human hands.

The beauty of images is undoubtedly attracts attention and encourages us to step back, to have the opportunity to finally see how our world is changing rapidly.

Satellite images that show how much we've changed the planet

Satellite images that show how much we've changed the planet

Tulip fields, Lisse, Netherlands.

Satellite images that show how much we've changed the planet

Aspel. The Province Of Flevoland, The Netherlands. Population of 774 people.

Satellite images that show how much we've changed the planet

The city and seaport of Chile, Valparaiso.

Satellite images that show how much we've changed the planet

Victoria falls on the Zambezi river in southern Africa.

Satellite images that show how much we've changed the planet

Gidrokompleks Klezon-Dickens, Switzerland — hydroelectric complex in the basin of the rhône river, which includes several reservoirs with dams, pumping stations and derivational hydroelectric power plants.

Satellite images that show how much we've changed the planet

Interchange highway, Madrid, Spain.

Satellite images that show how much we've changed the planet

Oil ships, Labuan, Malaysia.

Satellite images that show how much we've changed the planet

Nishinoshima a volcanic island located 940 kilometers South of Tokyo.

Satellite images that show how much we've changed the planet

The data were published that China is burning 17 percent more coal than last year.

Satellite images that show how much we've changed the planet

Melrose Park, Florida, USA.

Satellite images that show how much we've changed the planet

Makati City, Philippines.

Satellite images that show how much we've changed the planet

Eixample, or New Town is the most populated district of Barcelona, Spain.

Satellite images that show how much we've changed the planet

Platform for fattening cattle, Texas, USA.

Satellite images that show how much we've changed the planet

Bourtange Fort was built in 1593 in the village of Bourtange, Groningen province, the Netherlands.

Satellite images that show how much we've changed the planet

Blue ponds-evaporators at the place of production of potassium chloride in Moab, United States.

Satellite images that show how much we've changed the planet

Farmlands surround the Austrian village.

Keywords: Ecology | Satellite | People | Pictures | Earth | Artist | Destruction | Change | Photo project

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