Negative Images

From the artist: "A little background in this poster: This was originally a class Photoshop assignment back in my community college days. We were to make three compositions with a "Global Warming" theme. The original had text smack-dab in the middle that didn't make much sense but was required for the assignment. I took it out, which did wonders for the message in the poster.  Via Blaklitegraphics

Destruction progress bar... by endlesshate

via... worldwildlife.org

This time earth is completely covered by ice and snow. Maybe caused by changes of climate or by third worldwar and atomic bombs. Just some people survived this progress, concentrated in the last big cities. And some tried the escape to moon. - taenaron.deviantart.com

WFloW: "Do you think sometimes, as we keep polluting earth , that we will lose it? Think about it" - wflow.deviantart.com/

Garbage City concept art by Richard Doble

Blue City, overrun by development and pollution. Concept art by Sebastien Larroude

Futuristic Dead city by Nicolas Bouvier

Artist's Comments:
This picture was started last year while the BP oil spill was destroying the gulf of Mexico, i worked on it here and there in my spare time , when the news on TV made me sad enough to feel the need to create a meaningful image!

So here it is, one year later, Mexico's gulf is still in very bad shape, and the consequences of the spill will still be felt for years .  I wanted to show how nature will adapt and evolve from all that , wich probably wont be the case of humans if we keep going in that direction.

I hope you 'll have fun watching at this new wonderful world  , and who knows , maybe it will inspire you to express your views of the events happening all around the globe !

Artist's website: http://www.simonblanc.com/

This is a gorgeous sunset we had a few weeks ago in Seattle. I chose to put it in the Negative Images album, however, because the redder the sunset the more smoke, dust and pollution is in the air. I did not touch up this photo. If anything it was even redder than in the picture.

some very eye-opening pictures of the devastation done so far by the tar sands extraction. One of the most stirring things from the article: Water used in refinement -- a mix so toxic that waterfowl die after landing in it -- ends up in tailings ponds, which often leak.

Thanks Yoder!

Most polluted river in the world.