I recently received an e-mail from Swedish collaborators
Inka Lindergård & Niclas Holmström, whose project
Watching Humans Watching explores formations of sightseers in landscapes, which until now, have gone relatively untouched by man. The images, however, seem to operate less as examples of the contentious relationship between man and nature, and more as inquiries into a kind of socially-minded herd mentality. In their statement, the duo proclaim that these human formations resemble constellations of Emperor Penguins in the Antarctic. They go on to state:
"Its suggested that even though the photographs depicts human beings in nature one can view them the same way one views a photograph of lions or zebras." 
All photographs from the series
Watching Humans WatchingAll Images © Inka Lindergård & Niclas Holmström
