Today's Chronic
The prints start at $100 in editions of 100 and the money will go toward the nonprofit SeaLeagcy which will help three ocean-based charities: Coral Gardeners, Young Ocean Explorers, and Oceans Initiative.
“What we’re doing is leaning into SeaLegacy’s expertise and credibility and effectiveness in the field of communication,” explains Mittermeier.
“And by producing communication packages for the recipients, all the licensing of the footage, all the production, all the amplification through Paul, Christina, and SeaLegacy channels.”
Peta Pixel
Mittermeier tells PetaPixel that ocean conservation groups often struggle with communication as it is one of the last areas to receive funding.
“It’s filling that gap because when you look at the budget shortfall, we’re competing with communication budgets with Coca-Cola,” she says.
Mittermeier describes SeaLegacy as a “communications and marketing agency for the ocean” that aims to bring awareness of the issues it faces to the public.
My Modern Met
The sale is a wonderful way to own a piece of fine art photography while also giving back to the planet. This year's beneficiaries of the sale were all selected for the impact and integrity of their work in the ocean, and how their work can be amplified through visual storytelling. This aspect is particularly important because each benefitting organization will also receive special media coverage from SeaLegacy.
Photo Vogue
As underlined by Paul Nicklen: “100 for the Ocean' embodies the spirit of collaboration, uniting up-and-coming photographers with some of the most celebrated talents in the world. Together, we harness the power of photography to inspire and drive change; we are a part of a movement dedicated to protecting our planet.”
Colossal
“What is so great about100 for the Ocean is that it is accessible to many people who want to help protect our planet but aren’t sure where to start,” says Cristina Mittermeier. “Our goal isn’t just to raise funds for ocean initiatives; it’s to start the conversation between those behind the lens and those at home. We want to share the stories of our planet with you, create that connection, and make a lasting impact for the collective good of our planet.”
She Clicks
The primary goal of 100 for the Ocean is to support crucial ocean conservation work and amplify the voices of those dedicated to protecting marine environments. All the net proceeds will benefit three underfunded and often overlooked ocean-focused non-profit organisations. These organisations will also receive media and production support from SeaLegacy, known for its expertise in creating impactful conservation stories that reach a global audience.
The Guardian
Founded by Paul Nicklen, Cristina Mittermeier and Chase Teron,100 for the Oceanunites 100 world-class photographers selected for their talents and contributions to conservation. Until 31 May 2023,photographs are on salewith profits going to under-funded and under-recognised ocean-focused NGOs voted for by photographers. The top-voted NGOs so far include: Whale Guardians, Coast First Nations, and Por el Mar
The Times UK
Stunning images taken in oceans, on ice and in jungles help to fund vital conservation work
My Modern Met
One hundred of the world's top photographers have come together for the good of the ocean. Put together by renowned conservation photographers Paul Nicklen, Cristina Mittermeier, and Chase Teron,100 for the Oceanis a remarkable opportunity to purchase high-quality photography while helping the planet. This print fundraiser is a limited-time opportunity to get fine art photography at an affordable price. And the best thing is, all of the profits go to ocean research and advocacy charities.
CNN Call to Earth
"A picture of a manatee and her calf relaxing in Florida’s eelgrass and an image of seahorses feasting on plankton late at night are just two of the limited-edition prints that will go on sale this month, as part of an initiative that unites 100 renowned photographers to raise money for ocean conservation."
COLOSSAL
'Bringing together 100 wildlife photographers from around the world, 100 For the Oceanis a month-long fundraiser “to empower those on the frontlines of ocean conservation and to create a powerful, collective voice to impact policy and drive change.”'
Camera Jabber
'Photographers, filmmakers and marine biologists, Cristina Mittermeier and Paul Nicklen foundedSeaLegacyin 2014 with a mission to use visual storytelling to protect the ocean. Now they have created100 For the Ocean, and gathered together 100 photographers across a range of genres who are donating an image to support this aim.'
The Limited Times
'The '100 for the Ocean' campaign features prints by professionals from over 15 countries, including Steve McCurry and Pete Souza, at affordable prices. "They are warriors of the sea even if they are not divers," says the Mexican biologist who leads the initiative.'
Noticias Telemundo
'Un grupo de 100 fotógrafos reconocidos se han sumado a una campaña mundial por la conservación de los océanos poniendo a la venta sus magníficas imágenes a un precio asequible durante el mes de mayo. Las tomas acercan paisajes de mares turquesas resplandecientes, majestuosas criaturas en el mundo submarino y bellas composiciones en lugares remotos, entre muchos más.'
MSN
According to a paper published in 2020, investments of $175 billion per year will be needed to conserve and ensure sustainable use of the ocean, to meet United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 14 – “Life Below Water.”
“As a small group of photographers, we’re just going to raise a drop of that,” Mittermeier said in a press release. “The hope, however, is that we’re going to shine a spotlight on the ocean.”
The Times-Colonist
"Three environmentalists from Vancouver Island are collaborating with top wildlife photographers from across the world in an effort to further ocean conservation."
FYFD
Check out all the prints here, and if your wall has a bare spot, now’s a great time to add some artwork on a fluidsy nature.
Tiempo
Un grupo de 100 fotógrafos reconocidos se han sumado a una campaña mundial por la conservación de los océanos poniendo a la venta sus magníficas imágenes a un precio asequible durante el mes de mayo.
DIY Photography
This initiative unites 100 world-class photographers who have joined forces to contribute to marine life research and conservation. During May 2023, you’ll be able to buy their fine art prints at only $100, with 100% of profits going to ocean research and advocacy charities.
CBC Radio
Half a dozen Vancouver Island photographers are taking part in a project to raise awareness for ocean conservation. It's called '100 for the Ocean'. Acclaimed photographers have donated their photos -- and proceeds from selling them online will go to support ocean charities. Nanaimo-based photographer Chase Teron is one of the cofounders of the movement. CBC's Claire Palmer caught up with him for more.
Nhandan
Dự án “100 bức ảnh vì đại dương” (100 For the Ocean) gồm những bức ảnh gây xúc động và ấn tượng nhất của các nhiếp ảnh gia nổi tiếng thế giới, đang kêu gọi gây quỹ nhằm góp phần bảo vệ hệ sinh thái biển.
Wake Up Call by Katie Couric
Molner and I had a blast learning about marine life with photographers Paul Nicklen and Cristina “Mitty” Mittermeier earlier this year, and I wanted to share a way you can support ocean conservation while also scoring some beautiful artwork.