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Tailings can be beautiful, but hoping not to drink their effluent.

Posted by free.ranger on August 16, 2020 at 11:23:01:
A fine art photographer, Richard Misrach, made many photos framing environmental disasters and abominations to sell in expensive galleries. They are beautiful works of terrible things, selling for mega thousands. Pieces are also in many heavyweight collections. Several books of his works are published. An early one is "Bravo 20", pictures of an early nuclear testing site in NV.