Photojournalist takes 20,000 images for global warming video

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Photojournalist takes 20,000 images for global warming video

Submitted by Brandon on Sunday, 27 January 2008No Comment

A photojournalist uses their images to tell a story. Toronto Star photographer Lucas Oleniuk used 20,000 of them to make a stunning video about global warming. You can watch this very powerful video here on the Toronto Star’s website. It took him twenty days to make this video which is made up entirely of still shots. Using images to tell a story? Oleniuk is definitely telling a story.