Depleted Collection

Water shortage and supply: Londons water stores, 1921
Seriously depleted by drought: Londons water stores in 1921 for seven million people, spread over 558 square miles.The Thames estuary is viewed looking east, towards the sea

End of the battle (ink on paper)
STC168271 End of the battle (ink on paper) by Amos Bad Heart Buffalo (1869-1913); Private Collection; (add.info.: warriors retiring from the battlefield with captured horses; Battle of the Little Big)

A. 50 Caliber Browning Machine Gun with a pile of spent cases and links
A.50 Caliber Browning Machine Gun with a pile of spent cases and links

Grounded buoy in Forgotten Canyon at location once 80 feet below the surface of Lake Powell. Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Utah. Photo Date: October 13, 2005

The dried-up lakebed of Lake Powell bakes in the sun below the bottom of Hite Marina
The dried-up lakebed of Lake Powell below the bottom of Hite Marina boat ramp due to a long-term drought which has drastically reduced the water volume in the reservoir

Upstream face of Glen Canyon Dam with water level of Lake Powell 145 feet below its normal full-pool capacity on April 12, 2005. Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Arizona

Glen Canyon Dam viewed from the bridge over Glen Canyon with the water level of Lake Powell 110 feet below full-pool capacity. Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Arizona

Battery level indicator. Computer artwork showing three batteries with varying levels of remaining power. The bottom symbol indicates a fully charged battery

Global energy resources, conceptual image
Global energy resources. Conceptual image of a fuel gauge on the Earth approaching empty (E). This represents global environmental issues relating to energy resources and their depletion

Ozone hole prediction. Computer model showing Antarctic ozone levels from 1974 to 2054 if chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), the chemicals widely blamed for destroying ozone

Manqo Inka Yupanki
MANQO INKA YUPANKI INCA EMPEROR puppet emperor under the Spanish : then fled east and ruled a depleted Inca empire

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"Depleted: A Visual Journey Through Scarcity and Exhaustion" London's water stores, 1921: Witnessing the aftermath of a severe water shortage that left the city parched and desperate for replenishment. End of the battle (ink on paper): The ink-stained remnants tell a story of depletion, symbolizing the exhaustion that follows every struggle. A. 50 Caliber Browning Machine Gun with a pile of spent cases and links: An image capturing the toll taken by warfare, showcasing ammunition expended in combat - a stark reminder of resources depleted through conflict. Grounded buoy in Forgotten Canyon at location once 80 feet below the surface of Lake Powell: Nature's cry for help as an abandoned buoy rests where abundant waters once flowed, now reduced to arid emptiness due to dwindling supply. The dried-up lakebed of Lake Powell bakes in the sun below Hite Marina's bottom: A haunting sight revealing nature's vulnerability when its lifeblood is drained away, leaving behind desolation under scorching rays. Upstream face of Glen Canyon Dam with water level 145 feet below its norm: An alarming view highlighting how human intervention can lead to environmental depletion, as vital reservoirs shrink beneath towering structures meant to harness their power. Glen Canyon Dam viewed from bridge over Glen Canyon with water level receded drastically: Capturing an unsettling perspective where man-made dominance clashes against nature's resilience amidst dwindling waters – an undeniable sign of depletion. Battery level indicator: A simple yet powerful visual representation reminding us how energy sources deplete over time; urging us towards sustainable practices for our future generations' sake. Global energy resources, conceptual image: Provoking contemplation about our reliance on finite resources while emphasizing urgent need for renewable alternatives before we exhaust what remains within our grasp. Ozone hole prediction by Andrew Moll.