/ 2016 / Nature / Water

Broken Nature

The Rio Tinto in Andalucia, Spain is red in colour due to the
intense mining activity in the region. It’s waters are highly acidic
as a result of pollution from heavy metals such as iron and copper
as well as sulphur dioxide emissions. It is a bizarre landscape –
grotesque but in a perverse way also quite beautiful.

Frank Lynch is from Dublin, Ireland and is currently living in Brig, Switzerland. He works in graphic design and takes photographs as a counter-balance to the stresses of the graphics business.

Frank is a non-professional photographer.

Awards WINNER State of the World 2019

BRONZE – PX3, Portraits, 2018

Honourable Mention – PX3, Fine Art, 2018

GOLD, WINNER OF PX3 – Prix de la Photographie Paris, RED, 2016

SILVER, PX3 – Prix de la Photographie Paris, Nature/Water, 2016

1st: Public Choice – PX3 Paris, Portrait Culture, 2016

9 Honourable Mentions, PX3 – Prix de la Photographie Paris, 2016

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