Floridians battered by Irma maintain climate change is no 'big deal'?

14/9/2017

After days of terrifying predictions, Irma arrived in the Florida Keys last Sunday morning and on the Florida mainland Sunday afternoon. It entered the state as a Category 4 hurricane and left as a still-powerful tropical storm. The question now is whether local residents will link the intensifying extreme weather to the issue of global warming. Initial interviews indicate that the answer is a disappointing “no”… The photo of Fort Myers at better days is from my 2014 visit to the Florida Keys.

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For a long time I used to take pictures - like so many of us - to capture memories of family holidays and events. Over time I’ve found that experiences are deepened and one notices things more intensely by thinking visually. I came to enjoy the quality of light, amazing reflections, geometrical forms and colours. Ever since, I have been determined to take my skills to the next level. I also want to share my work with a much larger audience, because I truly believe that the only way to keep feeding one’s inspiration, creativity, and ultimately getting better at what one is passionate about, is to invite others to critique my work.

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Floridians battered by Irma maintain climate change is no 'big deal'?

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