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Greenpeace offers ten short accounts from skilled women photographers spanning the globe along with their most compelling images of local environmental scenes that express visually what is at risk without fundamentally different thought, policy and practice to respect and preserve the planet’s well-being. All share a conviction that storytelling in words and visual media is the path to mobilizing voices for change in a public that often gets overwhelmed with incomprehensible technical language of measures and targets related to controlling and reversing climate change. – Peter Clutterbuck
“To celebrate International Women’s Day, Greenpeace puts the spotlight on female visual storytellers from around the world and their work on nature and the environment … If we give ourselves the opportunity to observe the landscape deeply, we open up to the possibility of ceasing to look at it as something external and realising that we are a part of it. In this way we can have more respect and care for the land that sustains us,” says Kimelman, who is currently working on a new project shooting minimalistic landscape images in Uruguay[…]
