Magnum Photosのインスタグラム(magnumphotos) - 7月26日 02時28分

In 1978, René Burri visited the Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral, 63 miles from Orlando, Florida, set in the swampy landscape of 5600 hectares of a natural game reserve. Only some 20 years after their initial use, many of the early NASA rocket launchers and the associated infrastructure sat decaying.
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Burri, whose eye for architecture has drawn him to photograph such American landmarks as the Richard Meier-designed Getty Musueum which sprawls across the hills of Santa Monica, Los Angeles; post-modern homes in Arizona, designed by Paolo Soleri; the curving east Hampton RoundHouse by Jack Lenor Larsen; and the faux monuments of Las Vegas, photographed the husks of space travel’s golden age with the same cinematic sense of scale and drama.
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We share René Burri's 'Space Ruins' today on magnumphotos.com. Link in bio.
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PHOTO: Space shuttle Columbia launching platform. Cape Canaveral, Florida. USA. 1978
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