Tag: Julie Dermansky

Julie Dermansky: I’m at Climate Change Ground Zero | PhotoShelter Blog

Julie Dermansky: I’m at Climate Change Ground Zero | PhotoShelter Blog

Photographer Julie Dermansky documents the impact of rising sea levels and the effect of climate change in south Louisiana.

via PhotoShelter Blog: https://blog.photoshelter.com/2017/09/photographer-julie-dermansky-climate-change/

Julie Dermansky is a photojournalist and multimedia reporter based in the New Orleans area. She made her way to the city just a year after Katrina hit.

September 20, 2017
The Visual Evidence of Climate Change | PhotoShelter Blog

The Visual Evidence of Climate Change | PhotoShelter Blog

Climate change is impacting our planet. Here, four photographers share what they’ve documented firsthand. Watch the video.

via PhotoShelter Blog: https://blog.photoshelter.com/2017/09/visual-evidence-climate-change/

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.

September 19, 2017