Oil infinity
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Photographer
Stas Bartnikas
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Date of Photograph
October 2015
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Website
Aerial shot of oilsands production in Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada. Oilsands industry is a huge source of harmful air pollution. Chemicals released from mines generate pollutants called secondary organic aerosols (SOAs), heavy particles that become significant component of pollution . Alberta's oilsands generate 45 to 84 tonnes of SOAs a day making it one of the largest source of SOAs in Canada.
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Biography
Stanislav Bartnikas is a brilliant aerial photographer. His internationally acclaimed portfolio speaks volumes. Based in Dubai now, he began his career in Russia as a correspondent after graduating with a Journalism degree from Moscow State University.
Experts tell that his works draw them to pristine nature and the earth's energies, as well as strengthen and transfers the energy of places of power of the Earth directly to them. Stanislav wants to share this energy through his arworks and let people to be closer to the source of our creation.
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Awards
Stanislav has won more than 200 awards in reputable international contests, such as National Georgaphic Travel Awards, Siena Photo Awards, IPA. His energy filled photographs have been published in many prestigious magazines across the globe, such as Natgeo Travel, Sunday Times Travel magazine, Maxim, GEO, Bild, View, Vanity Fair, L’Officiel Voyage.
Additionally, Stanislav got featured in National Geographic’s Photo of the Day and Daily Dozen rubrics many times. Eventually, it helped him to become a contributor with @natgeoyourshot, the art galleries in London, NY, Miami, Chicago, Barcelona and privately owned collections exhibit his notable works.
