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Photo Gallery: Extreme Ice Survey
Art meets science in photographer James Balog's Extreme Ice Survey. The project, begun in December 2006, will attempt to capture global warming in the act using 26 solar-powered cameras taking time-lapse photographs of glaciers in Greenland, Iceland, Alaska, the Alps, and the Rocky Mountains. Balog hopes the ambitious effort, which will produce more than 300,000 images over the course of two years, "radically alters public perception of the global warming issue."
Here, a large, glistening iceberg calved from the Jakobshavn Glacier in Greenland drifts through Disko Bay on its way to the Atlantic Ocean.
Photograph by James Balog
意译:极端的冰的测量图库。极端的冰的测量是摄影师詹姆士Balog的艺术品和自然科学的结合。这个计划开始在2006年12月,将要努力摄取地球变暖在效果上使用26个太阳能照相机用延时照相方法在格陵兰的冰河,冰岛,阿拉斯加,阿尔卑斯山和那岩石山。Balog希望这雄心勃勃的努力那个将创作超过30万幅图片从头至尾要经过两年,“从根本上改变人们理解全球变暖的论点或结果”。
这里,一个大的,闪耀的冰山崩解来自Jakobshavn冰河在格陵兰漂流物通过Disko海湾沿它的路线进入大西洋。
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