Itâs been a while between hard posts for us after an absolutely crazy start to 2024. Thanks for keeping us so busy I guess?
(But seriously, thank you!)
With temperatures finally dropping below 25 degrees here on the Gold Coast weâve been reminded of some beautiful northern hemisphere shots from
@drgeoffwilson .
Geoff snapped these after his net-zero odyssey
@projectzero_earth aboard Nanook X, an entirely carbon neutral vessel powered by solar, hydro and wind power. This journey saw Geoff, his son Kitale -
@kitalewilson - and his team traverse the Southern Ocean from Australia to Patagonia and onwards towards Antarctica documenting the effects of climate change on some of the most fragile and unforgiving environments on the planet.
Unsurprisingly, storms in the open ocean, -25 C temperatures and what Geoff describes as âunsurvivable polar hurricanesâ on the ice fields of Antarctica are not conducive to the slower pace required of medium format photography.
These were taken upon reuniting with his wife and family after the voyage. The frostier images were taken in Alberta Canada, Geoff describes Alberta as a âbleak land with tough peopleâ and coming from a polar explorer we think that says a whole lot. The last two warmer ones are taken in Joshua Tree NP, a favourite for film lovers the world over.
The truest joy of what we do at Laz is connecting with a wide range of people through their film, never knowing who or what will come through the door. There arenât enough characters in an Instagram caption for Geoffâs accolades and we are honoured to know him through his film, but mostly as a friend.
Do yourself a favour and check out
@projectzero_earth , with unreal footage from
@kitalewilson
#MamiyaRZ67 / #Portra400
Scanned on the Frontier SP-3000.
All developed and scanned in house, with love.