Beth Wald
Immersion: Journeys in Light and Time
Beth Wald looks at the role that photography can play in the struggles to save ecosystems, species and ancient knowledge.
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Beth Wald is a documentary photographer who creates compelling visual narratives that look at our relationship with the natural world. She thrives when working far off the grid and immersing herself in a place and a culture. Her wide-ranging career has taken her to remote corners of the world for many publications including…
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LIFE: A Journey Through Time is a photographic interpretation of life on Earth from the Big Bang to the present by acclaimed National Geographic photographer Frans Lanting.
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Exhibit
Life: A Journey Through Time
LIFE: A Journey Through Time is a photographic interpretation of life on Earth from the Big Bang to the present by acclaimed National Geographic photographer Frans Lanting.
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Photographer
Beth Wald
Beth Wald is a documentary photographer who creates compelling visual narratives that look at our relationship with the natural world.