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Rakan Sisters -
Laila Standing
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Zaina, Laila and Haroub
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The Cave
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Women with Sleeping Children
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Ahmed and Sons
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Ahmed and Family by Moonlight
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Aisha and Mariam
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Ariam, Khairiya, and Sojoon
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Fasel and Inas
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F’taim and Zaina
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Kamal Family
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Laila and the Women
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Majed and Mariam by Moonlight
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Nori and Haifa
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Rakan Sisters in Moonlight
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Shaila and Families
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Zaina
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Akessa Looking Down II
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Akessa and Maria on Sofa
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Ben and his Father Viti
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Paul
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Petero by Cliff
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Joel and Petero on Seesaw
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Qama by Cliff
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Onnie by Cliff I
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Qama by Reef
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Onnie by Cliff II
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Onnie and Keanan on Seesaw
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Joel and Sosi
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Joel by Cliff
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Serafina and Keanan on Bed
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Serafina at Table
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Akessa and Maria
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Akessa in Chair
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Akessa Looking Down I
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Joe in Chair
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Joel
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Maria by Reef
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Mika
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Fatuma, Ali & Bupa, Kenya, 2020
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Halima, Abdul and Frida, Kenya, 2020
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Thomas and Emma, Zimbabwe, 2020
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Richard and Okra, Zimbabwe, 2020
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Richard and Grace, Zimbabwe, 2020
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Patrick and Harriet on Ground, Zimbabwe, 2020
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James and Fatu, Kenya, 2020
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Factory with Giraffe
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Factory with Elephant
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Wasteland with Lion
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Quarry with Lion
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Railway Line with Lioness
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Road with Elephant
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Underpass with Elephants and Glue Sniffing Children
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Ranger with Tusks of Killed Elephant, 2011
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Displaced by war, Syrian refugees are now victims of the climate crisis. A photographer captured their resilience.
Alaa Elassar, CNN, 12 October 2024 -
These Haunting Underwater Photos Portray Climate Change in a New Way
Catherine E. Shoichet, CNN, 4 November 2023 -
These haunting photographs bring to life the stories of how humans and animals are affected by climate change
Perspective by Dee Swann and Nick Brandt, The Washington Post, 8 September 2022 -
NICK BRANDT’S PORTRAITS FROM THE ENDS OF THE EARTH
Shana Nys Dambrot, LA Weekly, 14 October 2021
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LOOK CLOSER: Nick Brandt, Speaking for the Planet
Rob Wilson, Frames, 14 October 2021 -
Forced from home: the humans and animals under threat – in pictures
The Guardian, 23 September 2021 -
To convey the real threat to wildlife, photographer Nick Brandt built fake human habitats in Africa
Liesl Bradner, Los Angeles Times, 17 February 2019 -
Iconic Animals ‘Return’ to Lands They Once Roamed
Alexa Keefe, National Geographic, 19 April 2016
Nick Brandt (born 1964) is a British photographer whose work focuses on the impact of environmental destruction and climate breakdown on some of the most vulnerable animals and people as well as the natural world.
His early photographic series include the trilogy encompassing On This Earth, A Shadow Falls Across The Ravaged Land (2001-2012); Inherit the Dust (2016); This Empty World (2019), all photographed in East Africa.
Since 2020, he has been working on The Day May Break, an ongoing global series that portrays people and animals impacted by climate change and environmental destruction. Chapter One (2021) was photographed in Kenya and Zimbabwe, Chapter Two (2022) in Bolivia. SINK / RISE, Chapter Three (2023) was photographed in Fiji, and The Echo of Our Voices, Chapter Four (2024) was photographed in Jordan.
All the series are published in book form.
Brandt has had solo gallery and museum shows around the world, including New York, London, Berlin, Stockholm, Shanghai, Oslo, Paris and Los Angeles.
