Amateur Photographer

Final Analysis

The theme for this year’s Prix Pictet was ‘Hope’, which brought a wide range of photographers and a powerful set of pictures together under the overriding theme of sustainability. They describe hope in the face of and aftermath of war, shocking adversity, positive recycling, reforestation and rewilding. Perhaps in science, maybe in medicine – there may be hope, but the inhumanity of

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