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Beth Wald exploring nature-people modern challenges at Xposure

February 28, 2024 / 3:58 PM
Sharjah24: Beth Wald is an accomplished documentary photographer with a focus on environmental issues. Through her photography, she captures the complex relationship between humans and the natural world, highlighting both the damage inflicted and the efforts made to restore balance to the planet.
Based in New Mexico, Beth immerses herself in local cultures and communities to gain a deeper understanding of the stories she's telling. Her work has taken her to some of the world's most remote locations, where she collaborates with local people to create powerful visual narratives.

Beth's work has been published in top-tier publications, including National Geographic, Smithsonian, GEO, and Outside magazines. Her technical proficiency and artistic vision make her a leading voice in the field of environmental photography.

Beth is a talented photographer who is attending the prestigious Xposure International Photography Festival for the first time. She said that she is thrilled about showcasing her breathtaking exhibition, which she has named "Safeguarding the Wild – Protected Areas for Our Collective Future." Through her exhibition, Beth wants to present a diverse range of creative photographs that capture her experiences and visions of the world.

Beth added, during her interview with “Sharjah 24,” that her exhibition focuses on the relationship between people and the environment and how it can be improved through the creation of protected areas and community engagement. Her photographs feature various parts of the world, such as Afghanistan, Nepal, and South and North America, where she has captured the beauty of the wilderness and the communities that reside around these areas.

Beth believes that increasing the number of protected areas and empowering communities can help people live in the wilderness sustainably. She is passionate about acknowledging nature's challenges and the challenges local communities face, particularly in light of the ongoing climate crisis.

Overall, Beth hopes that her exhibition will inspire people to take action in preserving our planet's natural beauty and promoting sustainable living practices. She believes that her work can help create awareness and motivate people to take a step towards a better future.
 
February 28, 2024 / 3:58 PM

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