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These fascinating photos by renowned photographer Nick Brandt show how Africa's Lake Natron naturally turns animals into stone.

© Nick Brandt Stunning exhibition at the Brooks Institute of photography, the works of Nick Brandt are stunning. These are images taken with "normal" lenses on a medium format camera, and by normal I mean they are the equivalent of a 50mm. And he shoot film. Seeing these prints (which are huge!) in person was a privilege. These are works that belong to a higher level, and as my teacher Chris Broughtoun pointed out, these are gonna be part of the history of photography one day. Cannot agree…

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Nick Brandt, "Lions Head to Head", 2008

Lake Natron in Tanzania photo by Nick Brandt #mummified birds #lake Natron

#EarthDay🌍 Newlands House Gallery’s exhibition ‘Nick Brandt - The Day May Break + SINK/RISE’ explores themes of environmental destruction and climate change sending a powerful message to its visitors: The time to take action is NOW. Open until 29 May, 2024, experience firsthand the captivating exhibition and immerse yourself in the breathtaking prints and be awestruck by their live presentation. 🎟️ Book your tickets (link in bio). Opening times: Wednesday to Saturday 10am to 5 pm / Sunday…

New Works by Nick Brandt to be Released Today Ranger with Tusks of Killed Elephant, Amboseli 2011Sizes Available: 22x27.5", 40x50", and 56x70" Line of Rangers Holding Tusks of Killed Elephants, Amboseli 2011 Sizes Available: 21.7x40", 32.6x60", and 40x73.7" Two Rangers With Tusks of Killed Elephant, Amboseli 2011 Sizes Available: 22x27.5", 40x50", and 56x70" Calcified Caped Dove, Lake Natron 2010 Sizes Available: 22x27.5" and 40x50" Calcified Bat, Lake Natron 2010Sizes Available: 22x27.5"…

Signed and numbered from edition of 15 on label.

Lake Natron in Northern Tanzania is extremely high in soda and salt content. After animals die in the lake, their carcasses are preserved through

For Sale on 1stDibs - Abandoned Ostrich Egg, Amboseli, Digital Print by Nick Brandt. Offered by Bernheimer Fine Art - churned.

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Photographer Nick Brandt captures underwater portraits of South Pacific Islanders representing people who are on the brink of losing their homes, lands and livelihoods due to climate change.