Trees stained by a toxic spill, with the high-tide line aligned to the horizon

Cory Doctorow 2:04 pm Wed Jul 11, 2012

This image comes from The Line, a book of photos by Palíndromo Mészaros, "a Spanish photographer and architecture student whose life jumps between Madrid and Budapest." It shows the high-tide line of an aluminum spill from a chemical factory in Hungary, which flooded out a forest in Ajka. Mészaros lines up the red residue with the horizon, producing an effect that is beautiful and terrible and delightfully disorienting. The book, which is produced on demand through Blurb is €127.92, and is printed on Proline Pearl photo paper – 32'4 x 27'6 cm.

"The Line photobook"

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