Last Friday the Medcalf Gallery in London debuted “Flooded London”, a photographic depiction of the future of London as it is overtaken by the rising sea. On Monday, exactly 20 years after warning us about global warming, NASA scientist James Hansen told congress that time’s up and he warned of such apocalyptic consequences...
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A breathtaking photography project that challenges how we look at and think about our natural habitat. Absolutely stunning and brilliantly moving.
GlobalCompassion.com is a gallery displaying photography of people and cultures around the world. One outstanding photographer is featured per week with 9 to 12 selected photos.
Masaru Goto is a highly regarded Japanese photographer known for his compassionate documentary work “highlighting the plight and resilience of ordinary people caught in conflicts, suffering under oppression, or economically disadvantaged.’
The contest, run by The Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management (CIWEM), is open to all international professional and amateur photographers.
Lower Footprint reports that he will combine his passion for photography and his passion for the environment by posing for an em-bare-ass-ing promotional photo on his blog if a fund-raising milestone can be met by the end of April, 2008.
Stock Photography Portal BrightQube is pairing with TerraPass to offer the purchase of carbon offset's in exchange for activity on BrightQube's site. From March 18th to May 31st they will purchase credits for users who create an account, purchase images or create a lightbox.
Satellite photographs from new book show how both natural events and people are reshap
Shell’s two year tenure as sponsor of the Natural History Museum’s ‘Wildlife Photographer of the Year’ exhibition has come to an end. A determined, creative two year national campaign, coordinated in part by the direct action group Rising Tide and its Art Not Oil campaign, helped to force the NHM to ditch Shell.
The best of more than 11,000 images shot by leading photographers. From Tibet to Tanzania, from hissing alligators to quivering zebras, Natural Light opens a brilliant window into our planet and the astonishing animals and places that The Nature Conservancy works to save every day.
Pictures showing the natural limestone erosion in this canyon in Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada.
Page contains direct links to the winning images and news reports! after watching Artic Tale I have a fascination with narwhals. There's a pic of them here!
On Thursday 19th July, 18 lucky pupils from Downsell Primary School in Leyton took part in a special photoshoot for the 2009 edition of the Calendar of Climate Change. Children from all racial backgrounds and a range of ages were selected to represent the world community and to convey the abstract concept of ‘contraction and convergence’ in a powerful, easy-to-understand image.
Color bursts forth like confetti from each page of this stunning visual adventure to coral reefs around the world...
We're usually pretty serious on DeSmogBlog, but we like to have some fun every once in a while. So, this month we're hosting a photo contest over at Flickr. It's entitled The Greenest Photo Ever. The challenge, as you may have guessed, is simple: take the greenest photo ever.
