The sight of smoke descending on NYC was otherworldly. The emotional fallout from the Canadian wildfires, especially on children, was also.
Continue ReadingFire photos this ominous come at a premium. But this photo from California captures the new otherworldly state of the climate crisis.
Continue ReadingIt's not just a bad fire season. These photos both symbolize and demonstrate how California has crossed a critical climate threshold.
Continue ReadingIn our latest video, we discuss how this photo delivers a powerful commentary on COVID-19, and a compounding global climate crisis.
Continue ReadingThe photo circulated widely after the derecho in Iowa. In this highlight video, we discuss the contrast between beauty and destruction.
Continue ReadingI noticed this picture from South Korea has been making the rounds again. It was taken as a (not-such-a-) joke photo at a wedding in Seoul in June 2015. At the time, the catalyst for the photo was the outbreak of the deadly MERS virus. Today, it strikes a...
Continue ReadingOnce again, young Greta Thunberg and Donald Trump find their way into the same international meeting photo. As the climate degenerates, we can expect more.
Continue ReadingAbstract geometries and pleasing color palettes make it hard to understand the experience of harm.
Continue ReadingBetween the heat and the photography, it’s hard not to process this as a portrait of six scorched and very pissed off water buffalo.
Continue ReadingMindful of the political environment, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's Green New Deal posters are fortified as much to counter anxiety as to elicit optimism.
Continue ReadingChavez's photo draws on fantasy and imagination and then combines those qualities with "human industry," in both senses of the term.
Continue ReadingOn one level, the poster is just another creative climate change warning. On another, though, it’s a memory jolt to the boomers.
Continue ReadingThese Dead Sea formations called "salt chimneys" crystalize around freshwater streams. They appeared with the drop in water levels, but nobody knows why.
Continue ReadingWith all the visual attention given to the "caravan," how powerful to see mass migration also depicted by people taking hold of a place.
Continue ReadingCalifornia is used to the edge. With the multi-year drought and now these firestorms, however, I'm wondering if climate change has tipped the scale.
Continue ReadingThese eco disaster photos allow us to take account of the slow consequences of Harvey and Irma. The fact they defy closure is the whole point.
Continue ReadingAlthough Harvey's impact seems to be mercifully smaller in ways than recent monster storms overseas, these events call for larger ways to scale them.
Continue ReadingOn the capacities of photography to confront environmental crises. Especially now.
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