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Mauricio Alejo
Posted: August 22, 2007

I received the new issue of Wired in the mail yesterday and flipped through it pretty fast because Jeff and I were headed out to dinner. So as I was flipping through, I came across this picture by Mauricio Alejo and was totally stunned!
I think it’s sooooo cool. It’s such a simple idea, but it’s so beautifully done.
The photo is for an article called ‘Turns Out, Money Does Grow on Trees‘, about how people are buying tracts of forest to use them for companies who want to invest in carbon offsetting.

Bobby

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1. that is beautiful! so simple, yet so effective.

   Comment by becky — September 4, 2007 #

2. [...] 100 Dollar Pop-Up Published September 4th, 2007 Art By Mauricio Alejo [...]

   Pingback by 100 Dollar Pop-Up « Dustbowl — September 4, 2007 #

3. Kind of similar to this:
   

   I dig it, though!

   Comment by Austin — September 4, 2007 #

4. Those are really similar, just a different approach. Plus I think the wood grain really sells the image as well.

   Comment by kitsunenoir — September 6, 2007 #

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