In the Summer of 2024, London-based photographer and environmentalist Lena C. Emery traveled to Svalbard, Norway to document the archipelago's dramatic landscape and wildlife. Svalbard faces severe environmental threats from rapidly melting glaciers, rising temperatures, and increased human activity, all of which endanger its unique Arctic biodiversity and delicate ecosystems. Emery, through her photography, reimagines the symbiotic connection between humanity and nature in an effort to inspire support for environmental protection.

Photographs by Lena C. Emery.

Published in Atmos

Compañerx is an artistic project encompassing photography, performance, and video in support of Ley Integral Trans, Colombia's first bill to protect trans and nonbinary individuals. The project is led by photographer Camila Falquez in collaboration with stylist Lorena Maza, storyteller César Vallejo, and a community of support. The project, created over two years, includes portraits of over 70 trans and non-binary people from more than 30 cities and regions across Colombia, and culminated in a performance and demonstration to mark the introduction of the Ley Integral Trans bill in Colombia's Congress on July 31, 2024.

Photographs by Camila Falquez (Portraits)
And Juan Jose Ortiz Arenas (Performance)
Styling by Lorena Maza
Words by César Vallejo

Published By Atmos and The New Yorker

Between 2021 and 2024, Stefan Dotter worked closely with the rainforest protection NGO Health in Harmony to document the communities on the frontlines of deforestation, highlighting the profound connection between human health and the health of the forest. His journey took him to the Xingu River in the heart of the Amazon, the lush island of Borneo, and the southern reaches of Madagascar. Through his lens, Dotter captured the strength and resilience of the communities dedicated to rainforest protection and reforestation, as well as the breathtaking beauty of rare flora and fauna.

Photographs by Stefan Dotter
Published in Atmos