Anyone have success stories where their photos have made a difference in environmental issues? How about environmental ed programs you support with your photographs?
We'd love to see and hear about them, as well as your ongoing projects and concerns.
The point of the EPJ gallery is to help you take the kinds of photos that will really make a difference, but something else is emerging. While looking at problems and solutions far afield, I'm collecting all sorts of ideas for my own issues close to home.
Come have a look!
Posted by Jim Erhardt on November 6, 2006 at 8:46 AM
Hank, thanks for posting this! The EPJ gallery is off to a good start, and as you stated, helping to cultivate new ideas. We encourage everyone to take some time and visit this new NPN gallery!
I visited the gallery many times and appreciate the posts!
Strangely, though I care about these issues very much I actually make an effort to avoid photographing them. Now that there's a good venue for this type of work I'll try to capture some of these scenes as I come across them. Sadly they are all too prevalent in the most beautiful places entrusted to us.
Guy
Posted by Jim Erhardt on November 6, 2006 at 9:40 AM
Sadly they are all too prevalent in the most beautiful places entrusted to us.
Yes, this is true. But hopefuly through education, more will become enlightened.
Posted by Richard Wong on November 9, 2006 at 12:19 AM
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4 repliesAnyone have success stories where their photos have made a difference in environmental issues? How about environmental ed programs you support with your photographs?
We'd love to see and hear about them, as well as your ongoing projects and concerns.
The point of the EPJ gallery is to help you take the kinds of photos that will really make a difference, but something else is emerging. While looking at problems and solutions far afield, I'm collecting all sorts of ideas for my own issues close to home.
Come have a look!
Strangely, though I care about these issues very much I actually make an effort to avoid photographing them. Now that there's a good venue for this type of work I'll try to capture some of these scenes as I come across them. Sadly they are all too prevalent in the most beautiful places entrusted to us.
Guy
Yes, this is true. But hopefuly through education, more will become enlightened.