Non Renewable Collection

Beneath the dramatic Chinook skies of Alberta, Canada, the relentless dance of pumpjacks continues, extracting precious resources from the earth

Non Renewable Collection: Pumpjack with dramatic chinook sky, Alberta, Canada

Pumpjack with dramatic chinook sky, Alberta, Canada
Silhouette of a pump jack with a colourful dramatic Chinook sky, west of Airdrie; Alberta, Canada

Non Renewable Collection: Pumpjack in a field, Alberta, Canada

Pumpjack in a field, Alberta, Canada
Pumpjack in a field in the foothills and the snow-covered Rocky mountains in the background with a glowing sky at sunset; Alberta, Canada

Non Renewable Collection: Pumpjack at sunrise

Pumpjack at sunrise
Silhouette of pumpjack in snow-covered area with an orange starburst sun at sunrise; Longview, Alberta, Canada

Non Renewable Collection: Pumpjack at sunset

Pumpjack at sunset; Alberta, Canada

Non Renewable Collection: Part of Uzen oil field, Kazakhstan

Part of Uzen oil field, Kazakhstan
Uzen oil field. View across part of the large Uzen oil and gas field in Kazakhstan. The field has an estimated reserve of 7 billion barrels of oil

Oil sand
MODEL RELEASED. Oil sand. Gloved hands holding oil sand from the Athabasca oil sands deposits in northern Alberta, Canada. Oil sands are a form of bitumen deposit

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Beneath the dramatic Chinook skies of Alberta, Canada, the relentless dance of pumpjacks continues, extracting precious resources from the earth. Sunrise or sunset, their rhythm remains unchanged, a testament to our dependence on non-renewable energy sources. In the vast expanse of a field, they stand as silent sentinels, their steel arms reaching for the black gold hidden beneath. Across continents, in the heart of Kazakhstan's Uzen oil field, the scene repeats itself. The oil sands, a complex mixture of sand, water, and bitumen, yield to the machinery's grasp, fueling our modern world. A poignant reminder of our finite resources, these images invite us to ponder our relationship with energy and the environment.