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So
what is 'environmental photography'?
If 'the environment' is our surroundings, the area in which
we live, then environmental photography is the recording of
those surroundings. And that pretty much covers everything on
the planet, from the remotest island to the busiest city. |
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We
can't quite photograph everything, so Ecofocus concentrates
on some key habitats in the UK and Europe, and also on some
environmental pressures such as energy, agriculture and (soon)
transport, waste, pollution and development. |
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We
try and present images with impact, but there's also room for
scenic beauty as well. The images are in sections under three
broad categories ("Themes", "Subjects" and
"Locations") and any individual image may be found
in more than one section. |
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If
you come across an image that you want to use for commercial
or educational use, please contact
us by e-mail.
Many of our images have been widely used in the environmental
management industry to illustrate magazines, publications, brochures,
websites and presentations, and we've won awards and competitions.
If you're an environmental charity, or you are running an environmental
campaign, we may allow free use of our images, provided you
acknowledge us.
If you can't find a suitable image, get in touch and we may
have something in the archive, or we can undertake assignment
work (including aerial) to get the image you want.
Please note that copyright exists on all images on this website
and server - please don't use them without first contacting
us. |


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Most
pages include one or two thumbnails that can be enlarged. Click
on the links 'Enlarge 700' or 'Enlarge 450' to display a medium-sized
image either 700 pixels wide (landscape) or 450 pixels wide
(portrait). Some thumbnails also have full-size enlargements
which can be displayed by clicking 'Enlarge 1600' or 'Enlarge
1200'. Please note that these larger images may take some time
to load.
We are adding new images all the time, and may remove old images
if server space gets tight. |


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