Black Albino Dwarf's photostream  

900-year-old arboreal corpse surrounded by the largest sand dunes on the planet Earth!

from "Beasts of Wood & Metal"

Zoltan Kovacs (1977-) is the Hungarian born son of a zoologist and an archeologist. At an early age he exhibited an intense interest in photography, as well as symptoms of schizophrenia (which regular dosages of prescribed medications kept repressed). After a global pandemic decimated 99% of animal life on Earth, including most of humanity, Zoltan found himself to be one of the few survivors of said plague. Once the last of his drugs were consumed, his mental illness reemerged and he began aimlessly wandering the nearly vacant landscape, obsessed with using photography to, in his own mind, continue the work of his deceased parents. Zoltan documents the remnants of extinct homosapien civilizations, imagining the various artifacts he encounters are actually the carcasses of strange new creatures populating the planet and assigning to them pseudo-scientific monikers.