The Ocean’s Depths - Photography in the duty of science
For fifteen years Laurent Ballesta (biologist) and Pierre Descamp (photographer), traveled to paradise destinations like Polynesia or the Arctic sea to explore the depths of the oceans.
The Photo exhibition in Hamburg charts their amazing achievements, and serves to remind us to take care of our precious under water world!
The National Geographic Society
The National Geographic Society is the largest non-profit-making scientific organization in the world. It was founded in 1888 in Washington D.C. with the aim of ‘increasing and diffusing geographical knowledge’.
To date, the Society has provided financial support for more than 8000 expeditions and research projects. The National Geographic magazine informs the world about the results obtained by these, thus ensuring that great moments in the history of science become landmark points of record. In the middle of the 1990’s, National Geographic began to publish separate national editions for various countries.
Among such outstanding moments in the history of research and discovery on which National Geographic was the first to report were Peary’s march to the North Pole, the discovery of the Inca city of Machu Pichu, and the sensational finding of the wreck of the “Titanic”.
National Geographic Germany and Publishing House Gruner + Jahr present “Planet Meer / The Ocean’s Depths” - Auf Tauchgang zwischen Fotografie und Wissenschaft
Exhibition at the Gruner + Jahr Pressehaus
19th of January- 16th . February 2007
Open: Monday-Sunday 10am-6pm, Wed 10am-8pm
Free Admission
Gruner + Jahr AG & Co KG
Am Baumwall 11
20459 Hamburg
Phone + 49 (0) 40 3703 2244
www.nationalgeographic.de
www.nationalgeographic.com
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Daily by A Lian
Category: Photography
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