Foto trash

More than half the worlds population does not have access to regular trash collection, a grim statistic given the amount of garbage produced globally

Photographer Gregg Segal is fascinated by the trash we make. In his artist statement about this ongoing project, he explains, "'Seven Days of Garbage' is a series of portraits of friends, neighbors and other acquaintances with the garbage they accumulate in the course of a week. Subjects are photographed surrounded by their trash in a setting that is part nest, part archeological record. We’ve made our bed and in it we lie.” “Of course, there were some people who edited their stuff. I said…

Photo about the bulldozer buries food and industrial wastes. Image of rubbish, dump, sanitary - 8251562

"7 Days of Garbage", Artista: Gregg Segal. Pineado de: http://www.slate.com/blogs/behold/2014/07/08/gregg_segal_photographs_people_with_a_week_s_worth_of_their_trash_in_his.html

The best kind of panda.

By Mary Luna, Coastal and Marine Scientist, Heal the Bay During my student days I used to drive from downtown Los Angeles to Santa Monica for a relaxing run on the sand. I’ve always found the shoreline a peaceful place.…

Just say YES to wrecking the dress.