images that haunt us
Lena Herzog :: Airship, Guyana, 2004.
Airship
(part hot air balloon, part blimp)
designed by Graham Dorrington. Werner Herzog’s
documentary, about his determinedly flying a small airship over the trees in the rainforests of Guyana in South America, is called The White Diamond (2004).
| src The Paris Review
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,
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