Her recent project, ‘Hope,’ assembles a collection of photographs that inspire optimism for the environmental cause.
It presents a powerful counter-narrative to hyper-consumerism and environmental exploitation, showcasing global unity in environmental stewardship.
These communities perceive themselves as integral parts of nature rather than detached or superior to it.
Besides community support, what other factors drive and sustain your commitment to this cause?
If we become Hopeless, then there truly is no Hope.
Finding energy and optimism in the words, actions, and ideas of others helps me remain hopeful.
How can nature photography inspire hope without glossing over the environmental threats faced by animals and ecosystems?
Let’s dream about a future where our planet is healthy and alive, not apocalyptic and dying.
Could you just share one story behind a photograph featured in your book?
The cover of the book is entitled Wildflowers in My Hair.
She was shy and as much as I tried, I could not coerce a smile from her.
She patiently posed while I made my photos and then she thanked me and finally smiled.
It is surprising how, somehow, a moment of acknowledgement becomes the most human moment.
There is no nonprofit or government help in this region.
These people are really on their own, and they’re so brave.
This photograph, to me, is beautiful, and it represents hope.
you’re able to find more information and support the projecthere.
