I’m proud to announce the exhibition series “The Last Stand” created and shown on Cortes last summer (and also used forestry artifacts from the Cortes Museum’s Von Donop shed) has been getting some attention further afield.
The series was recently awarded “Finalist” on LensCulture for their 2015 Earth Awards (if you don’t know about LensCulture, have a look at the incredible projects from all over the world. Well worth your time.
“Here are 34 unique points of view inspired by the earth, nature, and our shared surroundings. These award-winning photo stories and single images were selected by an esteemed panel of international photography experts for LensCulture’s Earth Awards 2015.” – LensCulture
Thank you to the judges, which include:
Francis Hodgson; Photography Critic, Financial Times; Co-Founder, Prix Pictet; London, UK
Molly Roberts, Chief Photography Editor, Smithsonian Magazine, Washington, DC
Tetsuro Ishida, Curator, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Tokyo, Japan
Kathy Moran, Senior Editor for Natural History, National Geographic Magazine, Washington, DC
Melissa Ryan, Director of Photography, Nature Conservancy Magazine, Washington, DC
Chris Jordan, Photographic Artist, Seattle, WA, USA
See: LensCulture
David Ellingsen
