In 80 highly aesthetic images, Kowalski depicts landfills and waste spills, snow-covered orchards and autumn leaves.
Sometimes the pictures resemble drawings, Kowalski said.
Sometimes they are like maps with traces of human presence on the Earth.
An aerial view of a Polish forest, with trees changing color.
Kowalski doesnt seem to be averse to human encroachment on nature.
Even forests, meadows and lakes are modified by people, he said.
After having worked in architecture for four years, he devoted himself entirely to flying and photography.
Vehicles travel on a road past the ice-covered Vistula River near Kiezmark, Poland.
A snow-covered industrial site at the port of Gdynia
An aerial view of woodcutters in the forest near Gdynia.
A garbage dump in Gdynia, as seen from above.
Blades of a wind turbine are set to be loaded onto a ship in Gdynia, Poland.
A snow-covered orchard near Tczew, Poland.
Wastewater is pumped out from the gas-fired Zeran power plant operated by Vattenfall Heat Poland at Bialoleka.
A view over a lake, surrounded by trees changing color in Kashubia, Poland.
Waste after copper mining process
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