"40 Most Influential Nature Photographers - We Reveal the Real Conservation Movers and Shakers"
British magazine, Outdoor Photography, has selected the top 40 nature photographers from around the globe who go the extra mile to use their images and time to help highlight (and even fix) some of the most pressing environmental and conservation issues.
#16 - Robert Glenn Ketchum, USA
INFLUENCE: Robert's photographs and his personal activism have helped to define photography's successful use in conservation advocacy. He was named by Audubon magazine as one of the 100 people who 'shaped the environmental movement of the 20th century' and he is a lifetime trustee of the Alaska Conservation Foundation.
CURRENT PROJECTS: "I am working to protect the salmon fishery of Bristol Bay from a proposed Canadian mine called the Pebble."
MOTIVATION: "My work has never just been about pictures of nature. My photographs seek to define wild places so they can be more fully understood."
www.robertglennketchum.com
#rgk
#lbp
#16 - Robert Glenn Ketchum, USA
INFLUENCE: Robert's photographs and his personal activism have helped to define photography's successful use in conservation advocacy. He was named by Audubon magazine as one of the 100 people who 'shaped the environmental movement of the 20th century' and he is a lifetime trustee of the Alaska Conservation Foundation.
CURRENT PROJECTS: "I am working to protect the salmon fishery of Bristol Bay from a proposed Canadian mine called the Pebble."
MOTIVATION: "My work has never just been about pictures of nature. My photographs seek to define wild places so they can be more fully understood."
www.robertglennketchum.com
#rgk
#lbp
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