ashwinrao1
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After leaving the Küre Mountains National Park, we traversed these mountains to reach the Black Sea again. On our way we passed Küre, a town that existed precariously just beneath the copper concentration plant that shared the same name; its inhabitants facing higher risk of cancer due to this behemoth up above:
The copper ore reached the plant via a cable-car system that ruled the forest-covered mountain peaks:
The view was stark and overwhelming:
All that mattered seemed to be the copper ore, nothing else:
Just before we were relieved by the now-familiar serenity of the Black Sea, we had a glimpse of a late afternoon mist that made all meanings ambiguous:
(Photographed from a moving bus with an M8 and 50 'cron)
Osman, these are pure magic. I love the series and how well the images fit together!