Warren Ellis just pointed me to this: End if the Line. It's a photo essay by Brendan Corr about Chittagong, where half of the world’s supertankers are disassembled.
It's equal parts beautiful and tragic, awe-inspiring and heartbreaking.
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As you might have guessed from my last post, I see supertankers on a regular basis. Our civilization depends on supertankers, because our civilization depends on oil and supertankers carry oil. What happens to these marine leviathans, these gargantuan ... [Read More]
