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The Isle of Human by Johan Rosenmunthe

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Seamus Payne
Seamus Payne
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Updated on September 12, 2010

Photographer Johan Rosenmunthe has produced a series of stills which combine the world of animals with a sense of urban decay.  Empty cities are host not to humans, but exotic wildlife from giraffes to apes and otherwise.  The Isle of Human is a stunning set of imagery, a collection that inspires a sense of wonder about what would become of the world after man is no more.  [johan rosenmunthe via fubiz]

The Isle of Human Gallery

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