Resources

Shooting from the Heart is Blue Earth’s self-published resource manual, designed to help photographers develop their personal projects.

Shooting from the Heart (PDF) - 7.5MB


Project Photographer Support
Summary of direct services Blue Earth provides sponsored projects


Resource Directory
Suggested resources for project photographers and others interested in learning about project photography

Photography Organizations
Publications
Photography Schools
Funding
Indigenous Peoples Organizations
Miscellaneous


Logo
Blue Earth requires project photographers to include a Blue Earth logo at all public events.

The logo must be the following blue at all times:
Pantone: 302 coated, 80 %.
RGB: R51, G107, B136
CMYK: C80, M20, Y0, K40

BEA Logo (TIFF) - 35MB

BEA Logo (JPEG) - 120KB

News and Events

  • Blue Earth Accepts Four New Projects

    The Blue Earth Board of Directors is excited to accept four new promising projects for sponsorship. Please join us in congratulating them! More »

  • Blue Earth's 75 for $75 Program

    Here's a chance to own a beautiful print taken by a renowned photographer for a great price and support Blue Earth projects at the same time. First up is a print by Subhankar Banerjee "Buff-Breasted Sandpiper," from his book "Arctic National Wildlife Refuge: Seasons of Life and Land." More »

  • Blue Earth Lottery - Sept. 30th, 2010

    Blue Earth’s 2010 Lottery will be held Sept. 30th, 2010 at the beautiful University of Washington Center for Urban Horticulture. Join us for an evening of great food, wine and music, and the opportunity to take home a piece of fine art photography donated by world-class photographers through a fun and exciting lottery system. More »

  • Gary Braasch Continues Reporting The Gulf Oil Disaster

    Though the well may be capped (at least we hope it stays that way), the ongoing disaster in the Gulf created by BP’s deep water drilling continues today. Blue Earth project photographer Gary Braasch remains on the scene in the Gulf reporting on the crisis, even as the mainstream media turns its attention to the latest MTV music awards. More »

  • SPILL: Crude Response

    Blue Earth project photographer Daniel Beltrá is participating in a new exhibit in Aspen focusing on the ongoing Gulf oil spill disaster “SPILL - Crude Response: oil, plastics and perspective.” More »

  • Kenya’s Nubians: Then & Now

    Blue Earth project photographer Greg Constantine has just opened a new exhibit at The Go Down Arts Centre in Nairobi, Kenya featuring new work from his project Nowhere People. More »

  • Blue Earth Chats With Daniel Beltrá, Just Back From The Gulf Oil Spill

    The Gulf oil spill is an ecological tragedy of enormous proportions, and BP has not been forthcoming about the extent of the spill and what is being done to fix it. Blue Earth interviews Daniel Beltrá who just returned from photographing the damage. More »

  • Subhankar Banerjee On “BPing the Arctic?”

    Great news for the environment! As you may have heard, the Obama administration finally acknowledged political reality and the scope of the ever growing disaster incurred by BP in the Gulf by suspending plans for experimental oil drilling by Shell Oil in the Arctic. More »

  • Florian Schulz On The Marc Silber Show

    We could all use a few tips from an expert when it comes to wildlife photography! Florian Schulz recently appeared on The Marc Silber Show to discuss his ongoing work, his unique perspective on photography as an “adventure,” and to offer a few concise tips for shooting in the wild. More »

  • Follow Asim Rafiqui’s Progress In India

    Want to follow the day-to-day work in the field of an internationally famous photojournalist? Blue Earth project photographer Asim Rafiqui is providing regular updates on his latest trip to India. More »

  • “Shooting From The Heart” Now Available On The Blue Earth Blog

    We are continuing our series on the Blue Earth blog featuring selected articles from "Shooting From The Heart: Photography That Makes A Difference," our highly regarded handbook for photographers developing documentary projects. More »

Featured Projects

  • Tom Reese
    Choosing Hope

    Reclaiming the Duwamish River More »

  • Eberhard Riedel
    Cameras without Borders

    Photography for Healing and Peace More »

  • Amit Mehra
    Sufis: Messengers Of Peace

    More »

  • Paul Corbit Brown
    Toxic Water, Poisoned People

    When Mountains Fall To Pay For Coal More »

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