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For What It's Worth - Diamonds

Fine Arts
Photography
For What It's Worth
Diamonds
In 1867 a diamond was discovered by a young boy on a farm near Hopetown. News of this discovery quickly spread, and before long prospectors had found several diamond-rich deposits in the region. The immense scale of these open pit mines and the relatively low yields associated with diamond mining make for a dramatic visual comparison. Using CGI, I’ve represented the total amount of diamonds extracted from each of these mines.

Kimberley Mine - 14.5 million carats of diamonds
Kimberley Mine (detail)
Koffiefontein Mine - 7.6 million carats of diamonds
Koffiefontein Mine (detail)
Jagersfontein Mine - 9.5 million carats of diamonds
Jagersfontein Mine (detail)
For What It's Worth - Diamonds
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For What It's Worth - Diamonds

These images combine photography and computer generated elements in an effort to visualise the output of a mine. The CGI objects represent a scal Read More

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