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It was a stellar job with a tight deadline. Starting at the United Nations and traveling globally with our name on it. a new photographic exhibit at the United Nations headquarters to raise awareness about global conservation. The images on display depict wildlife and landscapes from the forests of Madagascar to the coasts of Patagonia.
Opening night was more then I expected, the news coverage, politicians, tuxes and hors d’oeuvres. I had never been to the United Nations and most people I went with were there as a classt rip when they were kids. I was impressed with all the security, the architecture and the enviromentle graphics through-out. Hopefully rubbing elbows with all the pretty people will open up some new sales paths.
One of the most stunning parts of the exhibit is the “Human Footprint” shows our impact on every square kilometer of the Earth. Forest logging, road-building in remote areas, and other factors of human activity account for our influence over 83 percent of the planet.
