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Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany’s Largest Coal Mines

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Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines
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Lignite is still one of Germany’s largest energy suppliers. Energy production from coal has enabled our civilization to make great economic and social progress, but at the same time, it represents one of our greatest ecological problem. Burning fossil energy sources contributes significantly to global warming.

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines




Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines




Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

Photographer Tom Hegen Amazingly Captured Germany's Largest Coal Mines

About Tom Hegen

My name is Tom Hegen, I work as a Photographer and Designer in Munich, Germany. I focus on aerial photography projects that show the impact of human presence on earth. As a photographer, I am interested in the relationship between man and nature. In my aerial photography, I focus on landscapes that have been heavily transformed by human intervention. I am trying to sensitize the viewer for those subjects by taking a look at the extraordinary forces impacting our environment.

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All the pictures in this post are copyrighted to Tom Hegen. Their reproduction, even in part, is forbidden without the explicit approval of the rightful owners.

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