Black and white landscape photography. Ecological migration
Black and white landscape photography. Ecological migration



Black and white landscape photography. Ecological migration
These images are from Amager, which is a small island east of Copenhagen. The island is partly a landfill made in recent history. The birch forest on Amager was established after the Second World War, allegedly because seeds from birch trees from Sweden had been blown across the sea. Hence, the forest is an example of what one might call ecological migration. ​​​​​​​

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