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In his new project "Mermaids Hate Plastic," photographer Benjamin Von Wong brings awareness to the issue of plastic pollution.

Put together by Canadian artist Von Wong, the stunning Strawpocalypse installation features thousands upon thousands of discarded straws arranged as inward facing waves that represent the "parting of the plastic seas."

Over the past year or so, photographer Benjamin Von Wong has taken his talent for epic photo shoots and turned it towards trying to raise awareness for

If Benjamin Von Wong's giant plastic tap doesn't get your attention, nothing will. The post Giant Plastic Tap Brings Attention to Our Devastating Plastic Problem appeared first on Moss and Fog.

C’est un véritable signal d’alerte visuel et artistique qu’a créé l’artiste canadien Benjamin Von Wong avec son oeuvre « Strawpocalypse ». Une id

BY the year 2050 there will be more plastic rubbish floating in our oceans than fish unless we make some drastic changes to the way use and dispose of plastic materials.

10,000 Plastic Bottles Make Up The Sea For This Mermaid

The internet is full of beautiful and amazing photographs, but do you ever stop and wonder just what went into that perfect shot? I'm not just talking about the photo editing side of the process, although there's certainly plenty of that involved behind the scenes. No, I'm talking about the hard physical work combined with the often super-creative approaches that photographers employ to ensure that their final shot is the very best depiction of their photoshoot ideas.

As human beings, we go through so much junk. Every day, we make dozens of small decisions to buy more and more stuff without realizing how badly this hurts our planet.

Master photographer Benjamin Von Wong has a knack for telling important stories through art and spreading the message to the masses. Capturing rousing images of some of the world’s biggest issues, Ben’s conceptual photography aims to raise awareness and effect positive social change.