Author: Chris Jerrey

The climate crisis is caused by human remoteness and disdain for nature. If we loved the natural world and considered it sacred, we would not do the harm that we … Continue readingEarthing

This ancient yew is part of a grove in which some of the trees are two thousand years old. Many ancient yews were cut down in the fifteenth century to … Continue readingAncient Yew Tree

Extinction Rebellion event, Brighton, August 2020 If you want your street photography to be guilt-free, go to protests. The protestors want to be seen, are happy to be photographed and … Continue readingListen To The Cries of the World

As planned, I spent Monday and Tuesday mornings with the XR rebels disrupting tanker arrivals at Horse Hill in Surrey. Pictures were duly edited and sent off to the media … Continue readingPublished

This BLM event attracted thousands of participants, all of whom marched peacefully and passionately, calling for an end to the centuries-old injustice of racism.

Horse Hill in Surrey could be one of the largest producers of oil and gas in the UK. Oil and gas mean more carbon dioxide emitted into the atmosphere and … Continue readingXR Action Horse Hill, June 2020

This is a scene from Birdcage Walk on the evening of Wednesday 9th October 2019. The police have just removed a gazebo sheltering these women. They are glued together and … Continue readingOctober Rebellion, Birdcage Walk

The only way into Katmai is an hour long seaplane flight from Homer. As this plane took off, it flew a circuit over the mountains and glaciers before heading home.

The French town of Arles is rightly famous for the Rencontres d’Arles photography festival each summer. The town is also worth exploring. The Romans first built there and the town … Continue readingArles

Kingsdown is not a village by the beach, it is on the beach. The house above, the houses behind and the Zetland Arms pub are all built on the shingle. … Continue readingKingsdown, Kent

Late in the day, the low sun sweeps across the woodland creating areas of dappled light and highlighting the long, lush grass. Ashdown Forest, West Sussex

How many times do you hear people say “I’ll just Google that”? In fact, they are searching the internet for some information. But the influence of Google is such that … Continue readingEcosia

You may be a photographer, a painter or a choreographer, but fundamentally you are creative. The same creative force is manifested in different ways with different outcomes, but comes from … Continue readingThe Creative Habit