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  • Rated by nugat on Oct 25, 10:17am

    A shocking testament to the durability and pervasiveness of plastic debris, in particular that floating in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, which ends up being eaten by albatross chicks with fatal consequences. If you feel this doesn't affect you, don't worry: fish eat it, too... and we eat the fish. Yummy plastic junk and toxic chemicals find their way back to those who made them in the first place. Send not for whom the bell tolls...

  • Rated by Amehturtle on Aug 16, 10:44pm

    nice

  • Rated by murmur55 on Jun 26, 2:15pm

    ...it is difficult for most of us to comprehend what a million or billion really means...find out here in the photographic essays of chris jordan...manifesting the mountains and millions of our consumptive habits

  • Reviewed by decli on Jun 25, 5:30am

    Portraits of American Mass Consumption. Mesmerizing. Brilliant Art.

  • Rated by melSlurp on Mar 17 2009, 8:42am

    Wasteful Consumption as ART- very interesting gallery- had a hard time picking just one

  • Rated by katienz on Feb 14 2009, 7:20pm

    very cool indeed

  • Rated by Ausearth on Feb 04 2009, 7:24pm

    Chris Jordan does an amazing job on the scale of consumer products

  • Rated by JackpotCity on Feb 03 2009, 11:58pm

    This is some really awesome and thought provoking photography. Absolutely amazing.