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In its wide, generous format, GREENPEACE shows the stirring natural images to their greatest advantage, and brings us face to face with the planet in its most wild state. The face of a toucan in the Panamanian rain forest. The breaking back of a humpback whale. Dwarf fireweed and lupine on a lake at Bering Glacier, a waterfall in the Ecuadorean Andes. For twelve successful years the GREENPEACE CALENDAR has been putting a face on the wilderness-a face beautiful, mysterious, sublime, evocative, and powerful. Marshalling the work of some of the world's best nature and wildlife photographers, including Art Wolfe, Daniel J. Cox, and Jeff Gnass, GREENPEACE for 2002 celebrates the world that begins where civilization leaves off.
This calendar presents a curated collection of powerful nature photography to highlight the planet's wild beauty. The 2002 Greenpeace Calendar showcases the work of renowned nature and wildlife photographers, featuring images of diverse ecosystems and creatures from around the globe, such as toucans in Panama, humpback whales, and Andean waterfalls. For twelve years, this calendar has aimed to put a face on the wilderness, celebrating the natural world through evocative and sublime imagery.
The Greenpeace Calendar has established a twelve-year tradition of showcasing the planet's wild beauty through professional nature photography. Each edition aims to connect viewers with the natural world, highlighting diverse ecosystems and wildlife. The 2002 edition, featuring work from photographers like Art Wolfe, Daniel J. Cox, and Jeff Gnass, continues this mission by presenting evocative images that celebrate the wilderness.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2001-09-01
Publisher:
Workman Pub Co
ISBN-10:
0761124438
ISBN-13:
9780761124436
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