‘Cropped’, A Photo Project Documenting the Circular Crop Patterns Created by Center Pivot Irrigation

by E.D.W. Lynch at 7:22 PM on March 19, 2015

In his photo project Cropped, Dutch artist Gerco de Ruijter documents the circular crop patterns (sometimes called “crop circles”) that are a byproduct of center pivot irrigation in images taken from Google Earth. He presents the circles both in prints and in “Crops,” a stop motion animation. De Ruijter created the project between 2012 and 2015.

photos by Gerco de Ruijter

via The Washington Post

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