Photos, Film, Art & Graphics

Visual media can immediately connect viewers with the communities and landscapes where mining occurs.  Please contact us if you have a visual Connection to recommend.

• Clearing Winter Storm, Yosemite Valley.  Ansel Adams.

  Ansel Adams.  Photos.  Ansel Adams is virtually synonymous with the western landscape.
   
  
• Black Maps: the Mining Project.  Aerial photo essay of landscapes impacted by mining, by David Maisel.
   
  
• Breaking Ground.  Photographic works by Edward Burtynksy.
   
  
• Choropampa, the price of gold.  Documentary by Guarango Cine y Video.  "'The people united will never be defeated' ...rings true again with unquestionable eloquence in this simple advocacy video." -- Chicago Sun Times.
   
  
• Don't Flush.  Magnet.  David Loew.
   
  
• Earthworks.  Modern and ancient earth art by Robert Smithson.
   
  
• Libby, Montana.  Documentary by High Plains Films.  "Employing impressive imagery and flashbacks, this film not only tells of a failed American environmental policy, but also of courage, hope and dedication" -- Okomedia Institute.
   
  
• Poison in the Rockies: Threats to Water Quality in the Colorado Rockies.  Documentary by Bullfrog Films.  "A well-documented look at an ecological time-bomb." -- Booklist
   
  
• Tambogrande, Peru, protest poster.  "Can you imagine life without lemons?  Say no to mineral exploitation in Tambogrande."
   
  
• Touch Wood
  Wood Wedding Bands, Wood Engagement Rings. "Wearing a hand crafted wood ring speaks volumes about your commitment to the environment and to the concept of simple living."
   
  
• The Treasure of the Sierra Madre.  1948 film starring Humphrey Bogart, directed by John Huston.  The corrosive power of gold.
   
  
• Valentine's Day Card.  No Dirty Gold Campaign/Freerange Graphics.
   
  
• WasteLand: Meditations on a Ravaged Landscape.  Photo essay by David T. Hanson.