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PhotoShelter: Climate Change Is Real
19 September 2017
In an email today to the PhotoShelter community, PhotoShelter CEO Andrew Fingerman introduced a short video in which "four photographers -- Julie Dermansky, Jashim Salam, Caroline Bennett and Kike Calvo -- share what they've documented firsthand: destructive storms in the South, tidal flooding in Bangladesh, the effects of oil drilling in the Amazon and the melting Arctic."
Climate Change Is Real. Still from the video by Jashim Salam.
In Climate Change Is Real, the four photographers speak over their images to tell us what they've experienced:
- Julie Dermansky shows video and images from Baton Rouge, La.
- Caroline Bennett shows her images of oil in the Amazon.
- Jashim Salam show video and images of tidal flooding in Bangladesh.
- Kike Calvo shows video and images of the melting Arctic.
"At a time when people debate the facts," Fingerman wrote, "it's photographers who are helping prove what's really happening to the planet."
He concludes the email with an invitation to send our images to climatechange@photoshelter.com. The company will choose several more stories to share.
Dear PhotoShelter Community,
Today, there is overwhelming evidence that climate change is impacting our world.
At a time when people debate the facts, it's photographers who are helping prove what's really happening to the planet.
Here, four photographers -- Julie Dermansky, Jashim Salam, Caroline Bennett and Kike Calvo -- share what they've documented firsthand: destructive storms in the South, tidal flooding in Bangladesh, the effects of oil drilling in the Amazon and the melting Arctic. We're proud to support photographers like these so they can share the stories of our world.
After all, pictures don't lie.
What changes do you see? Email climatechange@photoshelter.com with your photo and the story behind it. We'll choose several stories to share (and do so only with your permission).
Andrew Fingerman
PhotoShelter CEO