Human Impact On Poland’S Environment Seen From The Air

[Novak_Djokovic]

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May 18th, 2014  | Tags:aerial, change, environmental, humanimpact

In an incredible photography series, Kacper Kowalski, an award-winning aerial photographer and pilot, documented the effects of human activity on the landscape in his native Poland.

In his new book “Side Effects,” the aerial photographer took to the skies to paint a portrait of the complex relationship between humans and nature.

A view over a lake in a forest with trees changing colour in autumn in Kashubia

 

A lorry and cars travel on a road past the ice-covered Vistula River near the village of Kiezmark during winter.

 

A rubbish dump in Gdynia

 

A snow-covered industrial site at the port of Gdynia

 

Woodcutters in the forest near Gdynia

 

Waste water pumped out from the gas-fired Zeran power plant operated by Vattenfall Heat Poland at Bialoleka

 

A snow-covered orchard near Tczew

 

A view over fields of grain in spring shows white chamomile, blue cornflower and other weeds growing among the grain sprouts

 

Blades of a wind turbine wait to be loaded onto a ship at the port in Gdynia.

 

Waste after copper mining process

 

Snow covered parking space at an industrial site

 

A view over a forest with trees changing colour in autumn

Image Credits: Kacper Kowalski/Panos