Instagram’da takipçisi olmanızı önerdiğimiz 15 çevreci fotoğraf sanatçısı

Dünya’nın başka köşelerinde çevre başlığı altında neler olduğunu kendi gözleri ile görmek isteyenler için 15 adet Instagram hesabı topladık.

@markokorosecnet

Out of this world whale’s mouth scene above my head when the squall line smashed into the coast of Istra, Croatia. March 3rd, 2016. What a wild chase and not to mention its so early in spring. More inland, heavy snow was experienced. #igworldclub #lonelyplanet #ourplanetdaily @naturee #tourtheplanet #travelingpost #master_shots #theworldshotz #magicpict #ItsAmazingOutThere #GlobalCapture #ig_naturelovers #thebest_capture #discoverglobe #ig_discover_nature #mist_vision #awesomeearth #awesome_earthpix #superhubs_wow #ChasingEmotions #fantastic_earth #natgeovisual #earthfocus #special_shots #chaser #markokorosec #stormclouds #croatia #whalesmouth #cloudstagram

Marko Korosec (@markokorosecnet) tarafından paylaşılan bir fotoğraf (5 Mar 2016, 13:36 PST)

2000 yılından veri fırtına, hortum gibi atmosferik olayları inceleyen Marko Korosec kendini bir fırtına avcısı olarak tanımlıyor.

 

@kellydelay:

I was featured on @Instagram today! Has been amazing, thank you for the new followers. Here is one of my favorites from Hico, Texas last year. Took a large panoramic to get this beast in. Hope you enjoy! Here is the link to the feature www.kellydelay.com/instagram-feature #stormchasing #extremeweather #storms #Instagram #photography #weather

Kelly DeLay (@kellydelay) tarafından paylaşılan bir fotoğraf (6 Nis 2016, 09:09 PDT)

 

Fırtına fotoğrafları ile takipçilerine görsel şölenler sunan Kelly DeLay, 1.825 gün boyunca çektiği bulut fotoğraflarını topladığı Clouds 36 projesi ile Webby ödülü kazandı.

 

@mikemezphoto :

And then the sky exploded. Tornadic supercell thunderstorm in Oklahoma. #weather #sky #clouds #oklahoma #extreme #sandisk #nikon #ourplanetdaily #earth #huffpostgram

Mike Mezeul II (@mikemezphoto) tarafından paylaşılan bir fotoğraf (11 Şub 2016, 13:56 PST)

 

Kuzey Teksas’da yaşayan Mile Mezeul da birbirinden etkileyici atmosferik olayları takip etmesi ile ünlü.

 

@markdumbletonphoto:

Another favourite of mine from #Namibia #landscapephotography #rainbow #desert Cant wait to return in a few weeks time!

Mark Dumbleton (@markdumbletonphoto) tarafından paylaşılan bir fotoğraf (14 Şub 2016, 22:34 PST)

 

Güney Afrika’da bulunan Johannesburg’da yaşayan Mark Dumbleton ise Afrika’nın vahşi yaşamını fotoğraflamakta uzman.

 

@matildegattoni

Ghana – Kpogbor – The last man living on the island that has gradually been destroyed by the rising sea level and coastal erosion stands in front of the ocean where he has built a makeshift sea defence wall in order to protect what is left of his house. COPYRIGHT:Matilde Gattoni

Matilde Gattoni (@matildegattoni) tarafından paylaşılan bir fotoğraf (27 Şub 2016, 00:09 PST)

Milan’da yaşayan Matilde Gattoni, iklim değişikliğinin etkilerini Batı Afrika’da takip ettiği fotoğraflarla dikkat çeken bir fotoğraf sanatçısı. Gana’da sahilde bulunan ve sellerden etkilenen Kpogbor köyünde kalan son yerleşimciyi evini denizden korumak için yaptığı ama yetersiz kalmış bir dalgakıranın önünde fotoğraflamış.

 

@lens_pacific

Namuaimada village in Ra Province after it was hit by Cyclone Winston #TVWinston #cyclone #cyclonewinston2016 #cyclonewinston #Melanesia #Fiji #Oceania #Pacific #VitiLevu #village #disaster #climatechange #globalwarming #climatechangeisreal

Vlad Sokhin (@lens_pacific) tarafından paylaşılan bir fotoğraf (26 Şub 2016, 13:08 PST)

 

Çatışma ve doğal felaketler sonrası alanları fotoğraflayan Vlad Sokhin Melanezya, Okyanusya, Avustralya, Yeni Zelanda, Mikronesya ve Polinezya dahil olmak üzere Orta ve Güney Pasifik’teki adalardaki iklim değişikliğinin etkilerini gözler önüne seriyor.

 

@sean_gallagher_photo

A man walks past a small river that has been covered with refuse in a slum community in Muara Baru, Jakarta. Water pollution is prevalent throughout the city as local residents discard household waste directly into the city’s waterways. The city has increasingly suffered from floods caused by extreme weather each year. When the floods come they often wash large amounts of refuse into communities, completely blocking the flow of water. Jakarta is regarded as one of the greatest cities at risk to climate change in Asia. #Asia #indonesia #jakarta #climatechange #cop21 #cop21paris2015 #environment @natgeocreative

Sean Gallagher (@sean_gallagher_photo) tarafından paylaşılan bir fotoğraf (4 Ara 2015, 15:25 PST)

 

Asya’daki çevresel problemleri göz önüne seren Sean Gallagher, Endonezya’nın başkenti Cakarta’da çektiği bu fotoğraf ile iklim değişikliği ile beraber gelen aşırı yağışların yarattığı problemlere dikkat çekiyor.

 

@jbrussell

Photo by @jbrussell for @everydayclimatechange. Prosper Diatta protecting the last of his rice fields from birds by cracking a rope to scare them away. Unusually strong storms and exceptionally high tides breached the levies that protect his rice paddies, destroying a large portion of his harvest. In addition to storm activity, the rapid rise of sea levels due to climate change has caused significant erosion, the inundation of rice fields by salt water, rendering them unsuitable for agriculture, and the increasing salinization of soil and water aquifers along the low-lying coastal region of Guinea Bissau. Rice has been cultivated in the region for centuries and is the primary staple of the local diet. These climate change phenomena have drastically reduced the rice production capacity of farmers such as Prosper Diatta, jeopardizing the food security and livelihoods of their families and communities. Guinea Bissau is one of the world’s poorest nations. The lack of national wealth and means to adapt will make the country particularly vulnerable to the affects of climate change in the years to come. Varela, Guinea Bissau. #climatechangeisreal #globalwarming #Africa #GuineaBissau #Varela #agriculture #climatechange #JBRussell

J.B. Russell (@jbrussell) tarafından paylaşılan bir fotoğraf (3 Nis 2016, 08:26 PDT)

Paris’te yaşayan JB Russell, iklim değişikliğinin insani yönünü göstermeye çalışıyor. Aşırı yağmur ve fırtınalardan dolayı zaten ürünleri etkilenmiş bu adam, Batı Afrika’daki bu çiftçi tarlasına musallat olan kuşları ip ile korkutmaya çalışıyor.

 

@jasperdoest

A Svalbard Reindeer walks over the Arctic tundra while his moulting fur flies around in the strong Arctic wind. While the Svalbard reindeer has no natural enemies, the changing climate certainly has its effect on the species. Rain would cause greater insulation loss than increasing wind velocity in Svalbard reindeer of all ages, with the exception of calves under one month old, which could experience dramatic insulation loss from a combination of heavy rain and windchill. Dry or wet, Svalbard reindeer fur appears to provide better insulation than fur of others of their species. #reindeer #svalbard #furry #badhairday #tundra #climate #climatechange #globalwarming #rain #wind #animals #conservation #wildlife #wildlifephotography #nature @naturesbestphotomagazine @ilcp_photographers @golden_turtle_official #jasperdoest #norway #fur #science #research

Jasper Doest (@jasperdoest) tarafından paylaşılan bir fotoğraf (28 Eki 2015, 00:35 PDT)

 

Hollandalı fotoğraf sanatçısı Jasper Doest yabani hayat ve korunması konusundaki fotoğraflar ile dikkat çekiyor. Svalbard ren geyiğinin tundradan geçişini fotoğraflayan Doest, herhangi bir yırtıcı hayvandan dolayı tehlikede olmayan bu hayvanların giderek artan ve bölgeye yabancı ağır yağmurların hayvanların kürküne kaybetmesine yol açtığını belirtiyor. Bu durum ise soğuk havaların özellikle yavrular üzerindeki etkisini artırıyor.

 

@ojlwildphoto

I met this Polar bear mother with 2 cubs last week. They walked toward our zodiac during our WildPhoto Travel Photo expedition. You can read more info about these expeditions at: www.wildphoto.com #arctic #animals #animalsaddict #amazing_wildlife #cool_capture #earthpix #expedition #ilovenorway #instanaturefriends_ #liodden #nature #natureinside_europe #savethearctic #splendid_animals #wildphoto #world_spotlight #polarbear

Ole Jørgen Liodden (@ojlwildphoto) tarafından paylaşılan bir fotoğraf (9 Tem 2014, 05:39 PDT)

 

Ödüllü fotoğraf sanatçısı Ole Jorgen Liodden, küresel ısınmadan dolayı yaşam alanı etkilenen anne kutup ayısı ve yavrusunu fotoğraflamış.

 

@jamessuter

An incredible sighting had in one of my favourite wilderness areas. This powerful and beautiful leopard was above us for some time whilst we looked on at the river bed below. Amazing how camouflaged they are, how they blend in, in a way you may not expect with their spotted and unique coat. This was taken @singita_ Sabi Sand, heading to this area in the coming week and looking forward to being back in the bush. This part of South Africa is known for its leopard population – always breathtaking to see these animals in the wild. As we fight to keep areas like this preserved its so important to appreciate each and every encounter we have with animals like this – and also just time spent in these untouched wild places #sabisand #thisissouthafrica #leopard #wildlife #conservation #beautiful #africa #travel #africanamazing #african_portraits #natgeo

James Suter (@jamessuter) tarafından paylaşılan bir fotoğraf (4 Oca 2016, 06:47 PST)

Güney Afrika’nın Cape Town şehrinde yaşayan James Suter, Afrika’da tehlike altında olan gergedan, fil, goril ve aslanların yaban hayatını fotoğraflıyor.

 

@aratikumarrao

This post in support of the #longmarch from #Dhaka to the #Sundarbans, protesting the 1320MW coal-fired power plant to come up at Rampal, just outside the #mangrove forest home to the tiger, six kinds of dolphins, crocodiles, the endemic masked finfoot, and on which hundreds of thousands of artisanal fishermen depend. ————————————————– This is a photo of #pollution a week after the heavy fuel #oilspill was taken deep in the #Sundarbans ————————————————— Imagine the wastes a thermal plant at the head of the #Sundarbans will generate: fly ash and bottom ash, hazardous wastes that contain arsenic, lead, mercury, and radioactive elements which will be buried or transported off site. Either way, the wastes pose danger. Buried, it will leach into the groundwater, affecting nearly a million people living in and near the forests. Transported, it will traverse through the forests again, with the constant threat of capsizing and polluting the fragile ecosystem. The rebuttal to such arguments is fired from the moral high ground of ‘development’: Don’t we want progress, don’t we want our citizens to prosper? And if the answer is yes, why should the Sundarbans be a factor in deciding the growth trajectory of a country? Because: 1) Khulna is in the top ten cities that stand to suffer the most as a percentage of GDP in the event of rising sea levels and increasing storm surges. 2) Bangladesh is in the top five countries most in peril when it comes to climate change and coastline degradation. The Sundarbans is the main — in fact, only — defense against a future that threatens rising seas and destructive monsoons. The brute force of Aila and Sidr was a teaser of what is to come, and the fact that the damage from those two cyclones was relatively contained is proof enough of the effectiveness of the mangrove buffer. ‘Development’, with its shiny GDP badge, will be for naught if the Sundarbans were to die. See: http://peepli.org/stories/rampal/ #stoprampal #climatechange

Arati Kumar-Rao (@aratikumarrao) tarafından paylaşılan bir fotoğraf (11 Mar 2016, 23:38 PST)

Arati Kumar-Rao Hindistan alt kıtasını gezerek su ve toprağın sürdürülebilir olmayan yöntemler ile kullanılmasının etkilerini gözler önüne seriyor. Son siyah beyaz fotoğraf serisi Sundarbans hindistansakız ağacı ormanlarına fosil yakıtların etkisini gösteriyor. Bu fotoğrafta ise Kumar-Rao bir petrol sızıntısının etkisini gözler önüne sermiş.

 

@avelkaim

Syncrude Oil Sands is the largest of the oil sands projects. Everyone people from Fort McKay drive to Fort McMurray they pass by this site. The smog often fills the road and the steam has been known to create its own weather, they call it “Syncrude snow.” – Out take from my project “Sleeping with the Devil” which focus’ on the community of Fort McKay First Nation, a Cree and Dene community in the heart of the Canadian Oil Sands development on the Athabasca River in Northern Alberta. This community has had to grapple with the realities of an economy that has devastated their traditional territory, while at the same time provided them with vast wealth. #film #120 #mediumformat #kodak #rolleiflex #filmisnotdead #analogue #photoaday #photooftheday #reallife #documentary #freelance #namara.represents #borealcollective #hashtag

Aaron Vincent Elkaim (@avelkaim) tarafından paylaşılan bir fotoğraf (1 Şub 2016, 19:20 PST)

 

Bir belgesel fotoğrafçısı olan Aaron Vincent Elkaim Toronto’da yaşamakta. Bu fotoğrafta Syncrude latranlı kumdan petrol üretilmesi yüzünden ortaya çıkan kirli dumanlara dikkat çekiyor. Bu kirli dumanlar öyle bir hâl almış ki, kendi ismini taşıyan Syncrude karı isimli bir hava durumu oluşmuş.