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Saltern Study 06, Great Salt Lake, UT, 2015 David Burdeny, Sea Backdrop, Earth From Above, Salt Ponds, Great Salt Lake, Modern Workspace, Barnett Newman, Aerial Images, Aerial Photos

Photographer David Burdeny, whose photo of a towering iceberg we featured last month, has been working on another large-scale photography project. Burdeny began the series SALT: Fields, Plottings and Extracts in 2015, using aerial photography to explore some of the world’s most vibrant salterns in Utah, Mexico, and Australia. Gazing upon the images it’s difficult to determine whether the expressive boxes of color are produced with a camera or paintbrush, or if the gestures were made by hand…

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Saltern Study 12, Great Salt Lake, UT, 2015 David Burdeny, Fauvist Art, Earth From Above, Salt Ponds, Great Salt Lake, Barnett Newman, Aerial Images, Aerial Photos, Colossal Art

Photographer David Burdeny, whose photo of a towering iceberg we featured last month, has been working on another large-scale photography project. Burdeny began the series SALT: Fields, Plottings and Extracts in 2015, using aerial photography to explore some of the world’s most vibrant salterns in Utah, Mexico, and Australia. Gazing upon the images it’s difficult to determine whether the expressive boxes of color are produced with a camera or paintbrush, or if the gestures were made by hand…

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Evaporation ponds in the Great Salt Lake, Utah are pictured in this Overview. The Great Salt Lake contributes an estimated $1.3 billion annually to Utah’s economy, including $1.1 billion from industry, which is mostly due to mineral extraction. Minerals extracted from the lake include sodium chloride, potassium sulfate, and magnesium-chloride. Great Salt Lake Utah, Earth From Above, Salt Ponds, Great Salt Lake, Pink Lake, Aerial Photos, Geo Pattern, Texture Inspiration, Unique Trees

Evaporation ponds in the Great Salt Lake, Utah are pictured in this Overview. The Great Salt Lake contributes an estimated $1.3 billion annually to Utah’s economy, including $1.1 billion from industry, which is mostly due to mineral extraction. Minerals extracted from the lake include sodium chloride, potassium sulfate, and magnesium-chloride.

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