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The Changing Arctic Landscape

Art / Photobook
By: Ken Tape
132 pages, 41 col plates, 30 halftones
The Changing Arctic Landscape
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  • The Changing Arctic Landscape ISBN: 9781602230804 Hardback Apr 2010 Out of stock with supplier: order now to get this when available
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With this book, the author, a photographer, sets changes in the landscape in stark relief, pairing decades-old photos of the arctic landscape of Alaska with photos of the same scenes taken in the present. The resulting volume is a stunning reminder of inexorable change.

Divided into sections on vegetation, permafrost and glaciers, the images show the startling effects of climate change and human encroachment. In addition, each section presents a short biography of a pioneering scientist who was instrumental in both obtaining the antique photographs and advancing the study of arctic ecosystems, as well as interviews with scientists who have spent decades working in Alaska for the United States Geological Survey.

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Ken Tape was raised in Fairbanks and has been studying and photographing the arctic for the past decade.
Art / Photobook
By: Ken Tape
132 pages, 41 col plates, 30 halftones
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