The Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky's remarkable, large-scale images offer a painterly view of man-made infrastructure around the world, from quarries in Portugal to rice fields in China to oil refineries in California.His new book, AFRICAN STUDIES (Steidl, $95), focuses on a region he calls globalism's final stop: sub-Saharan Africa.
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