Thousands upon thousands of acres of land and water have been destroyed at the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig--just because of one silly oil spill. Now you can see it all happen with these never-before-seen photos from the US Coast Guard, NGC production crew and salvage company that responded to the explosion.
Captured during the early days of this horrific environmental disaster, you can see the rig starting to collapse. What is happening at Deepwater Horizon in these photos looks like something out of a movie, an awful movie where you know something bad is going to happen.
What's Driving This Trend
- Eco-documentaries
- The success of environmental disaster photomentaries could create a trend for increased video production emphasizing the effects of environmental disasters.
- Eco-activism
- The impact of environmental disaster photomentaries presents an opportunity for the development of eco-activism and a call-to-action for individuals and businesses to work towards protecting natural resources.
- Eco-tourism
- The visual impact of environmental disaster photomentaries presents potential for eco-tourism, with the ability to bring awareness to environmental issues and promote positive and sustainable practices in tourism.
Who This Affects Most
- Film and Video Production
- Environmental disaster photomentaries present a disruptive innovation opportunity for the film and video production industry to create more eco-focused documentaries and educational materials for individuals and businesses.
- Environmental Conservation and Restoration
- The impact of environmental disaster photomentaries highlights the need for more investment and innovation in the environmental conservation and restoration industry.
- Tourism
- Environmental disaster photomentaries present an opportunity for the tourism industry to develop more sustainable practices that are respectful of the environment, including eco-tourism activities and conservation initiatives.
