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Sebastião Salgado, image taken from the 2013 book Genesis. Image source: https://focusfoto.com.br/a-jornada-de-sebastiao-salgado-registrada-em-fotografias/.
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... Letter to Earth"). As it seems, an all-encompassing perspective on the origins of the world had to rise up, somehow, and gain a vertical bird's eye view ( Figure 6). One year after the publication of Genesis, the life and work of Salgado was brilliantly portrayed in a documentary directed by Wim Wenders and Juliano Ribeiro Salgado (son of Salgado himself): The Salt of the Earth. ...
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... Letter to Earth"). As it seems, an all-encompassing perspective on the origins of the world had to rise up, somehow, and gain a vertical bird's eye view ( Figure 6). One year after the publication of Genesis, the life and work of Salgado was brilliantly portrayed in a documentary directed by Wim Wenders and Juliano Ribeiro Salgado (son of Salgado himself): The Salt of the Earth. ...
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