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In 2009, while media and photojournalism faced an unprecedented crisis, Edouard Carmignac created the Carmignac Photojournalism Award to support photographers in the field.
Directed by Emeric Glayse, it funds annually the production of an investigative photo reportage on human rights violations, geostrategic issues in the world.
In 2015, the Carmignac Photojournalism Award turned into a real“newsroom”. This major development allowed Narciso Contreras, 7th laureate, to return with the very first evidence of migrant slavery in Libya – a report that was first published in Paris Match and Time in October 2016.
With the development of partnerships with major European museums – Saatchi Gallery in London, Palazzo Reale in Milan, Fotografie Forum Frankfurt, Cité des sciences et de l’industrie in Paris, … — the Award exhibition attracted over 500,000 visitors in 2017.
The Carmignac Photojournalism Award has produced award-winning reports on Gaza (Kai Wiedenhöfer), Pashtunistan (Massimo Berruti), Zimbabwe (Robin Hammond), Chechnya (Davide Monteleone), Iran (Newsha Tavakolian), Guyana (Christophe Gin), Libya (Narciso Contreras), Nepal (Lizzie Sadin) and the Arctic (Yuri Kozyrev & Kadir van Lohuizen).
The 10th edition is dedicated to the Amazon and will address issues related to its deforestation. The laureate will be announced at the Visa pour l’Image festival in Perpignan in September 2019.
Carmignac Photojournalism Award on Instagram
[Arctic: New Frontier] the exhibition still travelling ! ⠀
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A selection of photographs from our 9th Carmignac Photojournalism Award, ‘Arctic: New Frontier’, are on show at the National Maritime museum (@hetscheepvaartmuseum) in Amsterdam, Netherlands.⠀
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The “Arctic Scramble” exhibition illustrates the historic Dutch presence in the Arctic region through themes such as the mythical pole, the first attempts to find a northern passage, whaling, winter stays as epic tales of national pride, competition and science, and the rise of tourism in the region.⠀
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Yuri Kozyrev & Kadir van Lohuizen (@NoorImages), co-laureates of the 9th edition #PrixCarmignac which enabled them to carry out this project, add to the exhibition with photographs of their 15,000km trip of the Arctic Circle, where they shed light on the impact of exploitation of gaz and natural resources, militarization of the region, opening of trade routes with little consideration of the repercussion of these ever-increasing growths on the region’s ecosystem and inhabitants. ⠀
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#photo #photography #photographer #photooftheday #arctic #nature #earth #climate #climatechange #environment #sustainability #exhibition #journalism #amsterdam #Carmignac #FondationCarmignac #CarmignacPhotojournalismAward #CarmignacArctic #exhibition #photojournalism #photoexhibition #photoreportage
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A selection of photographs from our 9th Carmignac Photojournalism Award, ‘Arctic: New Frontier’, are on show at the National Maritime museum (@hetscheepvaartmuseum) in Amsterdam, Netherlands.⠀
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The “Arctic Scramble” exhibition illustrates the historic Dutch presence in the Arctic region through themes such as the mythical pole, the first attempts to find a northern passage, whaling, winter stays as epic tales of national pride, competition and science, and the rise of tourism in the region.⠀
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Yuri Kozyrev & Kadir van Lohuizen (@NoorImages), co-laureates of the 9th edition #PrixCarmignac which enabled them to carry out this project, add to the exhibition with photographs of their 15,000km trip of the Arctic Circle, where they shed light on the impact of exploitation of gaz and natural resources, militarization of the region, opening of trade routes with little consideration of the repercussion of these ever-increasing growths on the region’s ecosystem and inhabitants. ⠀
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#photo #photography #photographer #photooftheday #arctic #nature #earth #climate #climatechange #environment #sustainability #exhibition #journalism #amsterdam #Carmignac #FondationCarmignac #CarmignacPhotojournalismAward #CarmignacArctic #exhibition #photojournalism #photoexhibition #photoreportage
[CALL OPEN] 📣
Less than two weeks left to apply for the 11th edition of the Carmignac Photojournalism Award, dedicated to The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) 🌍. 4 times the size of #France, the DRC benefits from immense #natural & #mineral resources; the world’s largest #rainforest after the #Amazon; the world’s largest producer of #cobalt and #coltan, the second largest producer of #diamonds… But the DR Congo, ripped apart by recurrent inter-community and political conflicts, also accumulates misery, epidemics and clashes.
📸The Carmignac Photojournalism Award aims to support a journalistic and photographic project which will document these complex realities, but also address the grounds for hope for the 90 million inhabitants of the DRC, of which 60% are younger than 20 years old: education and public health initiatives; conservation initiatives for wildlife; and the fight against trafficking, corruption and the control of a few individuals and multinationals over mining exploitation.
The jury will meet in Nov. 2019 and is composed of:
– Simon Baker (@simonalamep), Director of @mep.paris ;
– Maryline Baumard (@marylinebaumard) Editor-in-Chief @lemondeafrique ;
– Comfort Ero Africa Program Director, International Crisis Group ;
– Meaghan Looram (@mloo), Director of Photography @nytimes ;
– Julienne Lusenge, President of SOFEPADI (Women’s Solidarity for Peace and Integral Development) and Director of the Fund for Congolese Women (FFC) ;
– Fiona Shields, Director of Photography @guardian ;
– @tomprotti, Carmignac Photojournalism Award 10th laureate.
The pre-jury has the task of pre-selecting between 12 and 15 proposals and is composed of :
– Magdalena Herrera, (@magdalena.herrera), Director of Photography @magazinegeo ;
– Nicolas Jimenez (@nikkhola) Director of Photography @lemondefr ;
– Nick Kirkpatrick (@nick_kirkpatrick), Photo Editor for Special Projects and Investigations @washingtonpost @washpostphoto ;
Deadline: 16th October 2019 23h59 GMT
To apply, link in bio
#PrixCarmignacDRCongo
#PrixCarmignac #CarmignacPhotojournalismAward #photography #documentary #Photo #win #free #competition #photocontest
Less than two weeks left to apply for the 11th edition of the Carmignac Photojournalism Award, dedicated to The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) 🌍. 4 times the size of #France, the DRC benefits from immense #natural & #mineral resources; the world’s largest #rainforest after the #Amazon; the world’s largest producer of #cobalt and #coltan, the second largest producer of #diamonds… But the DR Congo, ripped apart by recurrent inter-community and political conflicts, also accumulates misery, epidemics and clashes.
📸The Carmignac Photojournalism Award aims to support a journalistic and photographic project which will document these complex realities, but also address the grounds for hope for the 90 million inhabitants of the DRC, of which 60% are younger than 20 years old: education and public health initiatives; conservation initiatives for wildlife; and the fight against trafficking, corruption and the control of a few individuals and multinationals over mining exploitation.
The jury will meet in Nov. 2019 and is composed of:
– Simon Baker (@simonalamep), Director of @mep.paris ;
– Maryline Baumard (@marylinebaumard) Editor-in-Chief @lemondeafrique ;
– Comfort Ero Africa Program Director, International Crisis Group ;
– Meaghan Looram (@mloo), Director of Photography @nytimes ;
– Julienne Lusenge, President of SOFEPADI (Women’s Solidarity for Peace and Integral Development) and Director of the Fund for Congolese Women (FFC) ;
– Fiona Shields, Director of Photography @guardian ;
– @tomprotti, Carmignac Photojournalism Award 10th laureate.
The pre-jury has the task of pre-selecting between 12 and 15 proposals and is composed of :
– Magdalena Herrera, (@magdalena.herrera), Director of Photography @magazinegeo ;
– Nicolas Jimenez (@nikkhola) Director of Photography @lemondefr ;
– Nick Kirkpatrick (@nick_kirkpatrick), Photo Editor for Special Projects and Investigations @washingtonpost @washpostphoto ;
Deadline: 16th October 2019 23h59 GMT
To apply, link in bio
#PrixCarmignacDRCongo
#PrixCarmignac #CarmignacPhotojournalismAward #photography #documentary #Photo #win #free #competition #photocontest
Repost @internazionale
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From January to July 2019 the photographer Tommaso Protti (@tomprotti), Carmignac Photojournalism Award 10th laureate, traveled to the Brazilian Amazon.
In his work, he wanted to show the social transformations and the destruction under way in the region : “These different forms of violence are the consequences of changes in the global market, as well as the exponential increase in consumption worldwide “, he explains to @internazionale.
Tommaso Protti made on appearance to talk about his work at the Internazionale festival in Ferrara, on october 4.
🚩 Apollo 2, via del Carbone 35, Ferrara, Italy. October 4-6.
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#Photojournalisme #photographie #photography #photo #photographer #arctic #nature #earth #climate #climatechange #wildlife #news #planet #environment #ecofriendly #sustainability #eco #climatechangeisreal #savetheplanet #carmignacphotojournalismaward #documentary #data #journalism #PrixCarmignacAmazonia
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From January to July 2019 the photographer Tommaso Protti (@tomprotti), Carmignac Photojournalism Award 10th laureate, traveled to the Brazilian Amazon.
In his work, he wanted to show the social transformations and the destruction under way in the region : “These different forms of violence are the consequences of changes in the global market, as well as the exponential increase in consumption worldwide “, he explains to @internazionale.
Tommaso Protti made on appearance to talk about his work at the Internazionale festival in Ferrara, on october 4.
🚩 Apollo 2, via del Carbone 35, Ferrara, Italy. October 4-6.
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#Photojournalisme #photographie #photography #photo #photographer #arctic #nature #earth #climate #climatechange #wildlife #news #planet #environment #ecofriendly #sustainability #eco #climatechangeisreal #savetheplanet #carmignacphotojournalismaward #documentary #data #journalism #PrixCarmignacAmazonia
2,3 millions animals perished in the Bolivian Amazon fires since August 2019, according to the first estimates of environmental specialists.⠀
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Among the most affected species are rodents, ocelots (feline living in Latin America), anteaters, badgers, pumas, tapirs, jaguars, turtles, lizards, llamas, as well as aquatic animals. The fires also devastated the primary forest. It is now ” totally charred and the damage is irreversible”, lamented Sandra Quiroga, a university professor.⠀
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The 10th Carmignac Photojournalism Award, dedicated to the #Amazon, was granted to the italian #photojournalist @TomProtti. He was able to carry out a 6 month photoreportage which will be presented in Paris. EXHIBITION OPENING IN PARIS, @mep.paris , DEC. 4TH⏰⠀
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Source : @afp.photo / @rtl_france⠀
#Photojournalisme #photographie #photography #photo #photographer #bolivia#amazonia #amazon #nature #earth #climate #climatechange #fondationcarmignac #news #planet #environment #ecofriendly #sustainability #eco #climatechangeisreal #savetheplanet #photooftheday #picoftheday #carmignacphotojournalismaward #documentary #deforestation #journalism
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Among the most affected species are rodents, ocelots (feline living in Latin America), anteaters, badgers, pumas, tapirs, jaguars, turtles, lizards, llamas, as well as aquatic animals. The fires also devastated the primary forest. It is now ” totally charred and the damage is irreversible”, lamented Sandra Quiroga, a university professor.⠀
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The 10th Carmignac Photojournalism Award, dedicated to the #Amazon, was granted to the italian #photojournalist @TomProtti. He was able to carry out a 6 month photoreportage which will be presented in Paris. EXHIBITION OPENING IN PARIS, @mep.paris , DEC. 4TH⏰⠀
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#PrixCarmignacAmazonia⠀
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Source : @afp.photo / @rtl_france⠀
#Photojournalisme #photographie #photography #photo #photographer #bolivia#amazonia #amazon #nature #earth #climate #climatechange #fondationcarmignac #news #planet #environment #ecofriendly #sustainability #eco #climatechangeisreal #savetheplanet #photooftheday #picoftheday #carmignacphotojournalismaward #documentary #deforestation #journalism
❄ #ClimateWeek
Permafrost, the thick subsurface layer of soil that remains below freezing point throughout the year, covers about 24% of the land of the northern hemisphere. The consequence of its melting includes the release of methane, which then contributes to an increased rate of global warming as part of a feedback loop.
This picture taken by Yuri Kozyrev (@yuri.kozyrev) shows a family of nenets herders leading their reindeer to summer pastures. For the first time in 2018, because of the melting of the permafrost, they were unable to complete their yearly transhumance.
📸 9th Carmignac Photojournalism Award was dedicated to the Arctic and chaired by climatologist Jean Jouzel. 9th edition co-laureates, Yuri Kozyrev (@yuri.kozyrev) and Kadir van Lohuizen (@kadirvanlohuizen) focused on the consequences of the melting of the sea ice for the planet, and the medium-term prospect of its total disappearance.
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Photo : @yuri.kozyrev
#Photojournalisme #photographie #photography #photo #photographer #arctic #nature #earth #climate #climatechange #wildlife #news #planet #environment #ecofriendly #sustainability #eco #climatechangeisreal #savetheplanet #carmignacphotojournalismaward #documentary #data #journalism
Permafrost, the thick subsurface layer of soil that remains below freezing point throughout the year, covers about 24% of the land of the northern hemisphere. The consequence of its melting includes the release of methane, which then contributes to an increased rate of global warming as part of a feedback loop.
This picture taken by Yuri Kozyrev (@yuri.kozyrev) shows a family of nenets herders leading their reindeer to summer pastures. For the first time in 2018, because of the melting of the permafrost, they were unable to complete their yearly transhumance.
📸 9th Carmignac Photojournalism Award was dedicated to the Arctic and chaired by climatologist Jean Jouzel. 9th edition co-laureates, Yuri Kozyrev (@yuri.kozyrev) and Kadir van Lohuizen (@kadirvanlohuizen) focused on the consequences of the melting of the sea ice for the planet, and the medium-term prospect of its total disappearance.
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Photo : @yuri.kozyrev
#Photojournalisme #photographie #photography #photo #photographer #arctic #nature #earth #climate #climatechange #wildlife #news #planet #environment #ecofriendly #sustainability #eco #climatechangeisreal #savetheplanet #carmignacphotojournalismaward #documentary #data #journalism
❄ #ClimateWeek
“Since the early 20th century, the sea level has risen 20cm, and continues to do so at an ever-accelerating pace, as it is now on the order of 3 mm per year. (…) The current expansion of the ocean in response to its warming contributes to about a third of this rise. The rest is essentially due to melt from glaciers and, since the 1990s, ice caps.” Jean Jouzel, President of the #PrixCarmignac ‘s 9th edition Jury
In this photograph taken by Yuri Kozyrev (@yuri.kozyrev), Carmignac Photojournalism Award 9th co-laureate, you can see one of the largest natural gas liquefaction plants in the world, in Novoportovskoye, Yamal Peninsula, Russia. Dedicated to the Arctic and chaired by climatologist Jean Jouzel, the 9th edition of the Carmignac Photojournalism Award was awarded to Yuri Kozyrev and Kadir van Lohuizen (@kadirvanlohuizen). Their double polar expedition project, «Arctic: New Frontier», focuses on the consequences of the melting of the sea ice for the planet, and the medium-term prospect of its total disappearance.
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#Photojournalisme #photographie #photography #photo #photographer #arctic #nature #earth #climate #climatechange #wildlife #news #planet #environment #ecofriendly #sustainability #eco #climatechangeisreal #savetheplanet #carmignacphotojournalismaward #documentary #data #journalism
“Since the early 20th century, the sea level has risen 20cm, and continues to do so at an ever-accelerating pace, as it is now on the order of 3 mm per year. (…) The current expansion of the ocean in response to its warming contributes to about a third of this rise. The rest is essentially due to melt from glaciers and, since the 1990s, ice caps.” Jean Jouzel, President of the #PrixCarmignac ‘s 9th edition Jury
In this photograph taken by Yuri Kozyrev (@yuri.kozyrev), Carmignac Photojournalism Award 9th co-laureate, you can see one of the largest natural gas liquefaction plants in the world, in Novoportovskoye, Yamal Peninsula, Russia. Dedicated to the Arctic and chaired by climatologist Jean Jouzel, the 9th edition of the Carmignac Photojournalism Award was awarded to Yuri Kozyrev and Kadir van Lohuizen (@kadirvanlohuizen). Their double polar expedition project, «Arctic: New Frontier», focuses on the consequences of the melting of the sea ice for the planet, and the medium-term prospect of its total disappearance.
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#Photojournalisme #photographie #photography #photo #photographer #arctic #nature #earth #climate #climatechange #wildlife #news #planet #environment #ecofriendly #sustainability #eco #climatechangeisreal #savetheplanet #carmignacphotojournalismaward #documentary #data #journalism
“We children shouldn’t have to do this. But since almost no one is doing anything, and our very future is at risk, we feel like we have to continue. We children are doing this because we want our hopes and dreams back.” Greta Thunberg (@gretathunberg) – High-level Segment Statement, COP 24 ❄
On September 20th, climate strikes have seen students demand action on climate change. Over 4,000 events from 150 counties were slated to take place. This third global youth-run climate strike in 2019 is poised to be the biggest yet.
In 2018, Yuri Kozyrev (@yuri.kozyrev) and Kadir van Lohuizen (@kadirvanlohuizen), co-laureates of the 9th Carmignac Photojournalism Award, documented the consequences of #globalwarming in the Arctic region.
#PrixCarmignacArctic
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Photo © Kadir van Lohuizen/ Noor for @fondationcarmignac
#Photojournalisme #photographie #photography #photo #photographer #arctic #nature #earth #climate #climatechange #wildlife #news #planet #environment #ecofriendly #sustainability #eco #climatechangeisreal #savetheplanet #carmignacphotojournalismaward #documentary #deforestation #data #journalism #gretathunberg
On September 20th, climate strikes have seen students demand action on climate change. Over 4,000 events from 150 counties were slated to take place. This third global youth-run climate strike in 2019 is poised to be the biggest yet.
In 2018, Yuri Kozyrev (@yuri.kozyrev) and Kadir van Lohuizen (@kadirvanlohuizen), co-laureates of the 9th Carmignac Photojournalism Award, documented the consequences of #globalwarming in the Arctic region.
#PrixCarmignacArctic
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Photo © Kadir van Lohuizen/ Noor for @fondationcarmignac
#Photojournalisme #photographie #photography #photo #photographer #arctic #nature #earth #climate #climatechange #wildlife #news #planet #environment #ecofriendly #sustainability #eco #climatechangeisreal #savetheplanet #carmignacphotojournalismaward #documentary #deforestation #data #journalism #gretathunberg
Between 2002 and 2017, 1558 environmental activists were killed in 50 different countries.
The rate of deaths in this period increased from two to four a week, according to a study published in Nature Analysis in August. The death toll now reach levels usually associated with war zones and is concentrated in countries with the worst corruption and weakest laws. The 10th Carmignac Photojournalism Award, dedicated to the #Amazon, was granted to the italian #photojournalist Tommaso Protti. EXHIBITION OPENING IN PARIS, @mep.paris , DEC. 4TH⏰
#PrixCarmignacAmazonia
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#Photojournalisme #photographie #photography #photo #photographer #amazonia #amazon #nature #earth #climate #climatechange #wildlife #news #planet #environment #ecofriendly #sustainability #eco #climatechangeisreal #savetheplanet #photooftheday #picoftheday #carmignacphotojournalismaward #documentary #deforestation #data #journalism
The rate of deaths in this period increased from two to four a week, according to a study published in Nature Analysis in August. The death toll now reach levels usually associated with war zones and is concentrated in countries with the worst corruption and weakest laws. The 10th Carmignac Photojournalism Award, dedicated to the #Amazon, was granted to the italian #photojournalist Tommaso Protti. EXHIBITION OPENING IN PARIS, @mep.paris , DEC. 4TH⏰
#PrixCarmignacAmazonia
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#Photojournalisme #photographie #photography #photo #photographer #amazonia #amazon #nature #earth #climate #climatechange #wildlife #news #planet #environment #ecofriendly #sustainability #eco #climatechangeisreal #savetheplanet #photooftheday #picoftheday #carmignacphotojournalismaward #documentary #deforestation #data #journalism
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Selected by an international jury, the laureates receive a €50,000 grant to carry out a 6-month field report with the support of the Fondation Carmignac, which produces, upon their return, a travelling exhibition and the publication of a monograph.
At the end of each edition, four photographs bequeathed by the laureates are included in the Carmignac collection.
Selection Process
The designation of the laureate is carried out in two stages:
1. The Pre-jury composed of photography, press and art world experts, has for mission to choose between 12 and 15 files among those received.
2. The Jury composed of personalities specialized in the theme and contemporary image, aims to select a winning project.
After the selection, the jury will meet the winning photographer in order to speak to them and to provide, if necessary, the support they will require throughout their project – from the preparation stage of the report, to its final exhibition.
Editions
Carmignac Photojournalism Award on Instagram
[Arctic: New Frontier] the exhibition still travelling ! ⠀
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A selection of photographs from our 9th Carmignac Photojournalism Award, ‘Arctic: New Frontier’, are on show at the National Maritime museum (@hetscheepvaartmuseum) in Amsterdam, Netherlands.⠀
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The “Arctic Scramble” exhibition illustrates the historic Dutch presence in the Arctic region through themes such as the mythical pole, the first attempts to find a northern passage, whaling, winter stays as epic tales of national pride, competition and science, and the rise of tourism in the region.⠀
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Yuri Kozyrev & Kadir van Lohuizen (@NoorImages), co-laureates of the 9th edition #PrixCarmignac which enabled them to carry out this project, add to the exhibition with photographs of their 15,000km trip of the Arctic Circle, where they shed light on the impact of exploitation of gaz and natural resources, militarization of the region, opening of trade routes with little consideration of the repercussion of these ever-increasing growths on the region’s ecosystem and inhabitants. ⠀
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#photo #photography #photographer #photooftheday #arctic #nature #earth #climate #climatechange #environment #sustainability #exhibition #journalism #amsterdam #Carmignac #FondationCarmignac #CarmignacPhotojournalismAward #CarmignacArctic #exhibition #photojournalism #photoexhibition #photoreportage
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A selection of photographs from our 9th Carmignac Photojournalism Award, ‘Arctic: New Frontier’, are on show at the National Maritime museum (@hetscheepvaartmuseum) in Amsterdam, Netherlands.⠀
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The “Arctic Scramble” exhibition illustrates the historic Dutch presence in the Arctic region through themes such as the mythical pole, the first attempts to find a northern passage, whaling, winter stays as epic tales of national pride, competition and science, and the rise of tourism in the region.⠀
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Yuri Kozyrev & Kadir van Lohuizen (@NoorImages), co-laureates of the 9th edition #PrixCarmignac which enabled them to carry out this project, add to the exhibition with photographs of their 15,000km trip of the Arctic Circle, where they shed light on the impact of exploitation of gaz and natural resources, militarization of the region, opening of trade routes with little consideration of the repercussion of these ever-increasing growths on the region’s ecosystem and inhabitants. ⠀
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#photo #photography #photographer #photooftheday #arctic #nature #earth #climate #climatechange #environment #sustainability #exhibition #journalism #amsterdam #Carmignac #FondationCarmignac #CarmignacPhotojournalismAward #CarmignacArctic #exhibition #photojournalism #photoexhibition #photoreportage
[CALL OPEN] 📣
Less than two weeks left to apply for the 11th edition of the Carmignac Photojournalism Award, dedicated to The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) 🌍. 4 times the size of #France, the DRC benefits from immense #natural & #mineral resources; the world’s largest #rainforest after the #Amazon; the world’s largest producer of #cobalt and #coltan, the second largest producer of #diamonds… But the DR Congo, ripped apart by recurrent inter-community and political conflicts, also accumulates misery, epidemics and clashes.
📸The Carmignac Photojournalism Award aims to support a journalistic and photographic project which will document these complex realities, but also address the grounds for hope for the 90 million inhabitants of the DRC, of which 60% are younger than 20 years old: education and public health initiatives; conservation initiatives for wildlife; and the fight against trafficking, corruption and the control of a few individuals and multinationals over mining exploitation.
The jury will meet in Nov. 2019 and is composed of:
– Simon Baker (@simonalamep), Director of @mep.paris ;
– Maryline Baumard (@marylinebaumard) Editor-in-Chief @lemondeafrique ;
– Comfort Ero Africa Program Director, International Crisis Group ;
– Meaghan Looram (@mloo), Director of Photography @nytimes ;
– Julienne Lusenge, President of SOFEPADI (Women’s Solidarity for Peace and Integral Development) and Director of the Fund for Congolese Women (FFC) ;
– Fiona Shields, Director of Photography @guardian ;
– @tomprotti, Carmignac Photojournalism Award 10th laureate.
The pre-jury has the task of pre-selecting between 12 and 15 proposals and is composed of :
– Magdalena Herrera, (@magdalena.herrera), Director of Photography @magazinegeo ;
– Nicolas Jimenez (@nikkhola) Director of Photography @lemondefr ;
– Nick Kirkpatrick (@nick_kirkpatrick), Photo Editor for Special Projects and Investigations @washingtonpost @washpostphoto ;
Deadline: 16th October 2019 23h59 GMT
To apply, link in bio
#PrixCarmignacDRCongo
#PrixCarmignac #CarmignacPhotojournalismAward #photography #documentary #Photo #win #free #competition #photocontest
Less than two weeks left to apply for the 11th edition of the Carmignac Photojournalism Award, dedicated to The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) 🌍. 4 times the size of #France, the DRC benefits from immense #natural & #mineral resources; the world’s largest #rainforest after the #Amazon; the world’s largest producer of #cobalt and #coltan, the second largest producer of #diamonds… But the DR Congo, ripped apart by recurrent inter-community and political conflicts, also accumulates misery, epidemics and clashes.
📸The Carmignac Photojournalism Award aims to support a journalistic and photographic project which will document these complex realities, but also address the grounds for hope for the 90 million inhabitants of the DRC, of which 60% are younger than 20 years old: education and public health initiatives; conservation initiatives for wildlife; and the fight against trafficking, corruption and the control of a few individuals and multinationals over mining exploitation.
The jury will meet in Nov. 2019 and is composed of:
– Simon Baker (@simonalamep), Director of @mep.paris ;
– Maryline Baumard (@marylinebaumard) Editor-in-Chief @lemondeafrique ;
– Comfort Ero Africa Program Director, International Crisis Group ;
– Meaghan Looram (@mloo), Director of Photography @nytimes ;
– Julienne Lusenge, President of SOFEPADI (Women’s Solidarity for Peace and Integral Development) and Director of the Fund for Congolese Women (FFC) ;
– Fiona Shields, Director of Photography @guardian ;
– @tomprotti, Carmignac Photojournalism Award 10th laureate.
The pre-jury has the task of pre-selecting between 12 and 15 proposals and is composed of :
– Magdalena Herrera, (@magdalena.herrera), Director of Photography @magazinegeo ;
– Nicolas Jimenez (@nikkhola) Director of Photography @lemondefr ;
– Nick Kirkpatrick (@nick_kirkpatrick), Photo Editor for Special Projects and Investigations @washingtonpost @washpostphoto ;
Deadline: 16th October 2019 23h59 GMT
To apply, link in bio
#PrixCarmignacDRCongo
#PrixCarmignac #CarmignacPhotojournalismAward #photography #documentary #Photo #win #free #competition #photocontest
Repost @internazionale
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From January to July 2019 the photographer Tommaso Protti (@tomprotti), Carmignac Photojournalism Award 10th laureate, traveled to the Brazilian Amazon.
In his work, he wanted to show the social transformations and the destruction under way in the region : “These different forms of violence are the consequences of changes in the global market, as well as the exponential increase in consumption worldwide “, he explains to @internazionale.
Tommaso Protti made on appearance to talk about his work at the Internazionale festival in Ferrara, on october 4.
🚩 Apollo 2, via del Carbone 35, Ferrara, Italy. October 4-6.
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From January to July 2019 the photographer Tommaso Protti (@tomprotti), Carmignac Photojournalism Award 10th laureate, traveled to the Brazilian Amazon.
In his work, he wanted to show the social transformations and the destruction under way in the region : “These different forms of violence are the consequences of changes in the global market, as well as the exponential increase in consumption worldwide “, he explains to @internazionale.
Tommaso Protti made on appearance to talk about his work at the Internazionale festival in Ferrara, on october 4.
🚩 Apollo 2, via del Carbone 35, Ferrara, Italy. October 4-6.
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2,3 millions animals perished in the Bolivian Amazon fires since August 2019, according to the first estimates of environmental specialists.⠀
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Among the most affected species are rodents, ocelots (feline living in Latin America), anteaters, badgers, pumas, tapirs, jaguars, turtles, lizards, llamas, as well as aquatic animals. The fires also devastated the primary forest. It is now ” totally charred and the damage is irreversible”, lamented Sandra Quiroga, a university professor.⠀
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The 10th Carmignac Photojournalism Award, dedicated to the #Amazon, was granted to the italian #photojournalist @TomProtti. He was able to carry out a 6 month photoreportage which will be presented in Paris. EXHIBITION OPENING IN PARIS, @mep.paris , DEC. 4TH⏰⠀
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#PrixCarmignacAmazonia⠀
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Source : @afp.photo / @rtl_france⠀
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Among the most affected species are rodents, ocelots (feline living in Latin America), anteaters, badgers, pumas, tapirs, jaguars, turtles, lizards, llamas, as well as aquatic animals. The fires also devastated the primary forest. It is now ” totally charred and the damage is irreversible”, lamented Sandra Quiroga, a university professor.⠀
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The 10th Carmignac Photojournalism Award, dedicated to the #Amazon, was granted to the italian #photojournalist @TomProtti. He was able to carry out a 6 month photoreportage which will be presented in Paris. EXHIBITION OPENING IN PARIS, @mep.paris , DEC. 4TH⏰⠀
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#PrixCarmignacAmazonia⠀
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Source : @afp.photo / @rtl_france⠀
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Permafrost, the thick subsurface layer of soil that remains below freezing point throughout the year, covers about 24% of the land of the northern hemisphere. The consequence of its melting includes the release of methane, which then contributes to an increased rate of global warming as part of a feedback loop.
This picture taken by Yuri Kozyrev (@yuri.kozyrev) shows a family of nenets herders leading their reindeer to summer pastures. For the first time in 2018, because of the melting of the permafrost, they were unable to complete their yearly transhumance.
📸 9th Carmignac Photojournalism Award was dedicated to the Arctic and chaired by climatologist Jean Jouzel. 9th edition co-laureates, Yuri Kozyrev (@yuri.kozyrev) and Kadir van Lohuizen (@kadirvanlohuizen) focused on the consequences of the melting of the sea ice for the planet, and the medium-term prospect of its total disappearance.
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Photo : @yuri.kozyrev
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Permafrost, the thick subsurface layer of soil that remains below freezing point throughout the year, covers about 24% of the land of the northern hemisphere. The consequence of its melting includes the release of methane, which then contributes to an increased rate of global warming as part of a feedback loop.
This picture taken by Yuri Kozyrev (@yuri.kozyrev) shows a family of nenets herders leading their reindeer to summer pastures. For the first time in 2018, because of the melting of the permafrost, they were unable to complete their yearly transhumance.
📸 9th Carmignac Photojournalism Award was dedicated to the Arctic and chaired by climatologist Jean Jouzel. 9th edition co-laureates, Yuri Kozyrev (@yuri.kozyrev) and Kadir van Lohuizen (@kadirvanlohuizen) focused on the consequences of the melting of the sea ice for the planet, and the medium-term prospect of its total disappearance.
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Photo : @yuri.kozyrev
#Photojournalisme #photographie #photography #photo #photographer #arctic #nature #earth #climate #climatechange #wildlife #news #planet #environment #ecofriendly #sustainability #eco #climatechangeisreal #savetheplanet #carmignacphotojournalismaward #documentary #data #journalism
❄ #ClimateWeek
“Since the early 20th century, the sea level has risen 20cm, and continues to do so at an ever-accelerating pace, as it is now on the order of 3 mm per year. (…) The current expansion of the ocean in response to its warming contributes to about a third of this rise. The rest is essentially due to melt from glaciers and, since the 1990s, ice caps.” Jean Jouzel, President of the #PrixCarmignac ‘s 9th edition Jury
In this photograph taken by Yuri Kozyrev (@yuri.kozyrev), Carmignac Photojournalism Award 9th co-laureate, you can see one of the largest natural gas liquefaction plants in the world, in Novoportovskoye, Yamal Peninsula, Russia. Dedicated to the Arctic and chaired by climatologist Jean Jouzel, the 9th edition of the Carmignac Photojournalism Award was awarded to Yuri Kozyrev and Kadir van Lohuizen (@kadirvanlohuizen). Their double polar expedition project, «Arctic: New Frontier», focuses on the consequences of the melting of the sea ice for the planet, and the medium-term prospect of its total disappearance.
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#Photojournalisme #photographie #photography #photo #photographer #arctic #nature #earth #climate #climatechange #wildlife #news #planet #environment #ecofriendly #sustainability #eco #climatechangeisreal #savetheplanet #carmignacphotojournalismaward #documentary #data #journalism
“Since the early 20th century, the sea level has risen 20cm, and continues to do so at an ever-accelerating pace, as it is now on the order of 3 mm per year. (…) The current expansion of the ocean in response to its warming contributes to about a third of this rise. The rest is essentially due to melt from glaciers and, since the 1990s, ice caps.” Jean Jouzel, President of the #PrixCarmignac ‘s 9th edition Jury
In this photograph taken by Yuri Kozyrev (@yuri.kozyrev), Carmignac Photojournalism Award 9th co-laureate, you can see one of the largest natural gas liquefaction plants in the world, in Novoportovskoye, Yamal Peninsula, Russia. Dedicated to the Arctic and chaired by climatologist Jean Jouzel, the 9th edition of the Carmignac Photojournalism Award was awarded to Yuri Kozyrev and Kadir van Lohuizen (@kadirvanlohuizen). Their double polar expedition project, «Arctic: New Frontier», focuses on the consequences of the melting of the sea ice for the planet, and the medium-term prospect of its total disappearance.
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#Photojournalisme #photographie #photography #photo #photographer #arctic #nature #earth #climate #climatechange #wildlife #news #planet #environment #ecofriendly #sustainability #eco #climatechangeisreal #savetheplanet #carmignacphotojournalismaward #documentary #data #journalism
“We children shouldn’t have to do this. But since almost no one is doing anything, and our very future is at risk, we feel like we have to continue. We children are doing this because we want our hopes and dreams back.” Greta Thunberg (@gretathunberg) – High-level Segment Statement, COP 24 ❄
On September 20th, climate strikes have seen students demand action on climate change. Over 4,000 events from 150 counties were slated to take place. This third global youth-run climate strike in 2019 is poised to be the biggest yet.
In 2018, Yuri Kozyrev (@yuri.kozyrev) and Kadir van Lohuizen (@kadirvanlohuizen), co-laureates of the 9th Carmignac Photojournalism Award, documented the consequences of #globalwarming in the Arctic region.
#PrixCarmignacArctic
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Photo © Kadir van Lohuizen/ Noor for @fondationcarmignac
#Photojournalisme #photographie #photography #photo #photographer #arctic #nature #earth #climate #climatechange #wildlife #news #planet #environment #ecofriendly #sustainability #eco #climatechangeisreal #savetheplanet #carmignacphotojournalismaward #documentary #deforestation #data #journalism #gretathunberg
On September 20th, climate strikes have seen students demand action on climate change. Over 4,000 events from 150 counties were slated to take place. This third global youth-run climate strike in 2019 is poised to be the biggest yet.
In 2018, Yuri Kozyrev (@yuri.kozyrev) and Kadir van Lohuizen (@kadirvanlohuizen), co-laureates of the 9th Carmignac Photojournalism Award, documented the consequences of #globalwarming in the Arctic region.
#PrixCarmignacArctic
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Photo © Kadir van Lohuizen/ Noor for @fondationcarmignac
#Photojournalisme #photographie #photography #photo #photographer #arctic #nature #earth #climate #climatechange #wildlife #news #planet #environment #ecofriendly #sustainability #eco #climatechangeisreal #savetheplanet #carmignacphotojournalismaward #documentary #deforestation #data #journalism #gretathunberg
Between 2002 and 2017, 1558 environmental activists were killed in 50 different countries.
The rate of deaths in this period increased from two to four a week, according to a study published in Nature Analysis in August. The death toll now reach levels usually associated with war zones and is concentrated in countries with the worst corruption and weakest laws. The 10th Carmignac Photojournalism Award, dedicated to the #Amazon, was granted to the italian #photojournalist Tommaso Protti. EXHIBITION OPENING IN PARIS, @mep.paris , DEC. 4TH⏰
#PrixCarmignacAmazonia
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#Photojournalisme #photographie #photography #photo #photographer #amazonia #amazon #nature #earth #climate #climatechange #wildlife #news #planet #environment #ecofriendly #sustainability #eco #climatechangeisreal #savetheplanet #photooftheday #picoftheday #carmignacphotojournalismaward #documentary #deforestation #data #journalism
The rate of deaths in this period increased from two to four a week, according to a study published in Nature Analysis in August. The death toll now reach levels usually associated with war zones and is concentrated in countries with the worst corruption and weakest laws. The 10th Carmignac Photojournalism Award, dedicated to the #Amazon, was granted to the italian #photojournalist Tommaso Protti. EXHIBITION OPENING IN PARIS, @mep.paris , DEC. 4TH⏰
#PrixCarmignacAmazonia
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#Photojournalisme #photographie #photography #photo #photographer #amazonia #amazon #nature #earth #climate #climatechange #wildlife #news #planet #environment #ecofriendly #sustainability #eco #climatechangeisreal #savetheplanet #photooftheday #picoftheday #carmignacphotojournalismaward #documentary #deforestation #data #journalism