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This is going to be a killer photo project for a scuba-certified photographer. From Reuters: After four decades carrying millions of New Yorkers, 4...
This is going to be a killer photo project for a scuba-certified photographer.
From Reuters:
After four decades carrying
millions of New Yorkers, 44 of the city’s subway cars are now home to
millions of fish.
The
worn-out cars were dumped on Friday into the Atlantic Ocean, 21 miles
off the Maryland coast, to create an artificial reef, designed to
attract fish for the state’s lucrative sport-fishing industry.
“These
reefs provide quality habitat for marine life off our coast which
benefits not only the environment but also local businesses,” said
Ocean City Mayor Rick Meehan.
I think this may be a job for Mr. Hetherington (who shot the portraits on this Wired job):
Or maybe Thomas Bangsted, my new favorite find from NYPF.
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