Changing Perspectives:
Renewable Energy and the Shifting Human Landscape

CHANGING PERSPECTIVES is the working title for a connected set of aerial and ground-based photography projects documenting important renewable energy development around the world.

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Floating photovoltaic project, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan
Floating photovoltaic project on pond, Hyugo Prefecture, Japan
Solar field on industrial island, Ogishima, Tsurumi Ward, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
Kamogawa Mirai Solar - 41.7MW facility, Chiba. Used to be forested, but some land cleared to make this plant (Built by JGC).
Power production, Unit 2
View west of Unit 1 and Clark Mountain

Jamey Stillings

Jamey Stillings' career spans documentary, fine art and commercial projects. He holds a BA in Art from Willamette University, an MFA…

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Renewable Energy
Sub Topics
Energy Development Resource Use Wildlfe Protection
Regions
North America United States
Energy Development

About Changing Perspectives: Renewable Energy and the Shifting Human Landscape

CHANGING PERSPECTIVES is the working title for a connected set of aerial and ground-based photography projects documenting important renewable energy development around the world.

Renewable energy development will play an essential role in humankind’s long-term survival and the ultimate viability of our global ecosystem. Utility-scale projects, those that add significant power to the electrical grid, manifest a positive shift away from a society dependent upon coal, petroleum, and nuclear power sources.

Yet, such projects frequently raise challenging questions about land and resource use, wildlife protection, impact on local communities and respect for cultural sacred sites. This project seeks to foster a clearer understanding of large-scale renewable energy projects and be a constructive pro-active voice for responsible energy development.