A view of Little Tahoma from Emmons Flats over a wind-rolled snowscape on a bright blue day. No signs of civilizations of footprints of human beings are visible in the picture either close up or even in the far distance off the mountainside. (Source)
The long process of removing a mountaintop to access the coal underneath puts local communities at risk of water and air pollution and turns entire ecosystems to rubble.
Japan's “Snow Monsters” - silent, twisted, mountain forests of stately conifers draped in frosty rime ice each winter – are under threat from climate change.
This collection shows off the myriad properties of water - the reflectivity of pools, the transparency of ice, amazing color ranges and other curiously variable properties.
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