These photos were taken near Seal Rocks, NSW.
It has been a place so special and sacred to me. Since I have come to live in Australia, I have been luck to visit quite a few of these spiritual places in the desert or coastal. It always shames and angers me to see traces of humans in form of rubbish left behind. It shows how careless we can be. That particular trip was also overshadowed by the heavy rainfalls wish resulted in detrimental flooding of parts of country NSW. It became very clear to me how much the flora and fauna was affected by these rainfalls with so much debris on the beaches and rain washing away valuable parts of forest and habitat for local wildlife.
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THE #everydayclimatecrisis PROJECT: A Visual Petition
This is a call out to all women and non-binary people of Australia to create images about Australia’s climate crisis, country-wide.
These images can include literal:
1: Images of the effects Climate Change; drought, floods, fires, pollutionā¦
2: Images of Hope; beautiful pristine landscapes and seascapes, regenerationā¦
3: Images of People doing little things to help mitigate the effects of Climate Change, globally.
Or,
4: Images that creatively respond to the theme
Images will be printed like a normal Petition and presented around June World Environment Day and/or when Parliament is sitting in Canberra.
It is free to submit. You retain copyright. It can be a phone photo.
Please name your files with your full name and location: eg: HilaryWardhaugh-PotatoPointNSW.jpg
Images MUST be sized to A4 size @ 300dpi Please add a word doc with your details including your instagram handle and a short description of your images.
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