This curious photo documentary series by French photographer Eric Valli portraits the growing number of people who have decided to live life on the earth to not be a part of the problem anymore. Eric spent 3 years with 2 clans: a frontier/settler type group, and another group that look almost like cave people living in the most pristine corners of the United States striving to capture the essence of their lives.
source: Laughing Squid & Boing Boing
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