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A landscape photograph by Edward Burynsky can be as frozen as it is arresting. But stare at his portraits of China’s Three Gorges Dam or the Alberta tar sands, and you can almost make out Earth in motion. In his massive prints, the built and natural environments slam into each other like tectonic plates, driven by a global economy hurtling forward at full steam. Even if there’s little actual oil to be seen in his lates… Read the full story on TreeHugger
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