Gallery: Climate change is about more than polar bears — 7 ways we can use photography to communicate more deeply
Humans are visual creatures: our understanding of the world is dominated by what we see, and how this makes us feel. That’s why Climate Visuals — the world’s only evidence-based climate photography resource — compiled seven key principles to help photographers and organizations effectively communicate the scale and scope of the climate crisis.
With a mix of found and new images, photographer Alejandro Chaskielberg shows how people and a town weathered a catastrophic earthquake and tsunami.
Underwater cinematographer and shark advocate Dan Abbott takes us inside the watery world of these much feared, little-understood fish.
Documentary photographer Isadora Kosofsky’s intimate photographs take us into the private world of three seniors caught in a complex relationship that defies traditional ideas around age and romance.
“Cookies” and “activism” — those words don’t usually go together. But self-taught baker Jasmine Cho has managed to turn her cookies into canvases to tell deliciously compelling true stories about Asian-American changemakers.
Photographer Eman Mohammed captures the daily lives of incarcerated women and their children at one of the United States’ rare residential parenting programs.
