Posted by Kaid Benfield in Living Sustainably
Cut'n'Paste Cities is a web-based participatory project that invites readers to share what they like best (and least) about cities, through their own photographs: "A global call to action and an invitation to urban dwellers to describe through photography...continued→
Posted by Kaid Benfield in Living Sustainably , Moving Beyond Oil , Solving Global Warming
From Good magazine comes this introduction to Benny Chan's stunning photography: "Rush hour in Los Angeles is synonymous with gridlock, but the sheer enormity of the situation can be tough to grasp. Fortunately, there is the architecture photographer...continued→
Posted by Kaid Benfield in The Media and the Environment
My colleague Gaby Chaverria has pointed me, and now I point you, to "50 Strange Buildings of the World," brought to us by the folks at Village of Joy ("Amazing, Interesting, Wonderful, Weird, Odd and Funny things about our...continued→
Posted by Kaid Benfield in Living Sustainably
When NRDC moved into its then-new Washington office in 1996, a number of large new photographs were mounted on the walls. No one I know is quite sure where they came from (and I was on the art and...continued→
Posted by Kaid Benfield in The Media and the Environment
Anyone who has visited knows what a great city London is, in many ways a collection of highly urban villages, but with obvious concentrations of economic activity and architecture. I'm not going to go into policy analysis in this...continued→
Posted by Kaid Benfield in Curbing Pollution , Living Sustainably
Chris Jordan thinks big, and he wants us to think big, too. He makes large-scale fine art photographs of American mass consumption, the losses from Hurricane Katrina, and more. Have you ever wondered what the number of plastic drink bottles...continued→
