MUNDOLOGIA: Terra - A portrait of the earth

Michael Martin traveled around the world with his camera for five years, photographing in the Arctic, the Himalayas, the Andes, the South Pacific, Arabia, the Amazon basin, the savannahs of East Africa, the taiga of Siberia and the steppes of Central Asia. The result is ten faces of the earth, which present fascinating landscapes as well as animals, plants and cultures in all climate zones of our planet.

In addition to his adventurous journeys around the world, Michael Martin also deals with the history of the Earth, which was created 4.5 billion years ago in chaos and developed into a planet full of life and diversity. He makes it clear that the Earth was in the prime of its development when man entered the stage of life 180,000 years ago and began to shape it and, in the meantime, to destroy it.

Michael Martin's new multivision TERRA paints a very big picture of the earth, it is a bow to the beauty of nature and the miracle of life.

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