Making Your Photographs Matter
What is Conservation Photography?
Conservation photography is defined more by the way it is used than by what it contains. Conservation photography inspires action to protect and conserve the natural world. Within that broad category, almost any kind of photograph can be used for conservation purposes, including the following:
- Stock photos donated to local nature organizations.
- Scenics, wildlife, and macro shots of nature that are specifically requested.
- Images of people enjoying outdoor activities.
- Photos taken at organization events.
- Art photos donated for fundraising.
- Photographers helping educate organizations on how to use and present photos.
Volunteer to be a GNPA conservation volunteer photographer!
Please log in to the members only site. Complete the short contact form for the Conservation Committee Volunteer program. We’ll be in touch soon to discuss your interests and how you can help!
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Current Projects – Trees Atlanta
www.friendsofgastateparks.org
Friends Invitation Final
Current Projects – Dept of Natural Resources, Wildlife Division
Ongoing need for wildlife, trees, wildflowers, etc. that are native to Georgia and any shots of recreation in Georgia at DNR properties, especially the WRD (Wildlife Resources Division) sites.
For a Specific Shot List: Contact John Kelly at cons_dnr@gnpa.org
Click here to see results of the 2020 Winter Project with Prizes
Current Projects – Keep Georgia Beautiful Foundation
Ongoing need for seasonal shots of flowers, landscapes, wildlife, both urban and rural.
Contact John Kelly at cons_kgbf@gnpa.org to submit photos more information.
Current Projects – Piedmont Park Conservancy
Contact Clay Fisher at cons_PPC@gnpa.org for questions or to request a Model Release Form if you choose to photograph visitors.
Click here for submission guidelines
2020 September-October Photo Calendar:
Scheduled weekday shoot:
- Landscapers/workers (schedule with adietrich@piedmontpark.org)
- September 25, 9am-11am– Jamestown Volunteers
Saturday shoots:
- Green Market (confirm with adietrich@piedmontpark.org that market is occurring on your Saturday of choice)
Open Times Photography Opportunities:
- Dog Parks – general park area (including dogs)
- Active Oval skyline
- Wide views of Oak Hill
- Group shots – only if people are spread out in Park (must look like people are distancing)
- People wearing masks
- Front Lawn
- Peregrine Point
- Lake Gazebo
- Park Drive bridge
- Active Oval
- Fall colors (late October)
Specifics plants: Beautyberry
Always needed:
Diversity in photos (age, ethnicity, attire); Runners, walkers, bikers, skaters, scooters, fishing, sports, picnics, kites, families, bench sitting, all birds, ducks, squirrels, turtles, bugs.
Monuments- there are monuments throughout the park. Once we have these images we can tell a story about them.
Contacts
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Become a Conservation Volunteer
Thanks for helping out!
Please log in to the members only site. Look in and complete the short contact form for the Conservation Committee Volunteer program. We’ll be in touch soon to discuss your interests and how we can work together.
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