The changing face of landscape photography - in pictures
As the Earth's landscapes rapidly change, so landscape photography embarks on a new era. Our changing environment provides the focal point for an exhibition at Somerset House in London, of 130 original photographic works taken around the world, from Mitch Epstein's image of an American oil refinery to Nadav Kander's smog-filled vision of the Yangtze river in China
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Daniel Beltra, Oil Spill, 2010. Aerial view of oil leaking from the Deepwater Horizon wellhead in the Gulf of Mexico
Photograph: Daniel Beltra
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Olaf Otto Becker, Ilulissat Icefjord
Photograph: Olaf Otto Becker
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Mitch Epstein, BP Carson Refinery, California, 2007
Photograph: Mitch Epstein
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Daniel Beltra, Brazil 3, 2012. Aerial view south of Santarém and along the road BR163 of the rainforest in the Tapajós River
Photograph: Daniel Beltra
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Edward Burtynsky, Nickel Tailings No 34
Photograph: Edward Burtynsky/courtesy Nicholas Metivier Gallery, Toronto/Flowers London
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Nadav Kander, Chongqing I, Chongqing Municipality
Photograph: Nadav Kander
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David Maisel, Lake Project 15
Photograph: David Maisel
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David Maisel, Terminal Mirage 18
Photograph: David Maisel
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Edward Burtynksy, Dryland Farming 8
Photograph: Edward Burtynksy
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Michael Light, Wolf Creek Golf Resort, Looking Southwest, Mesquite, Nevada, 2010
Photograph: Michael Light
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Michael Light, Houses on the Edge of the Snake River Lava Plain, Looking North, Jerome, Idaho, 2009
Photograph: Michael Light
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Simon Roberts, Amerta Movement Workshop, Avebury Henge, Wiltshire, 2008
Photograph: Simon Roberts
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Simon Roberts, South Downs Way, West Sussex, 2007
Photograph: Simon Roberts
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David Malin, The Sombrero Galaxy, M104 in Hydra
Photograph: David Malin/Australian Anglo-Australian Observatory
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Nadav Kander, Yangtze River Project, Chongqing XI
Photograph: Nadav Kander
