Elia Locardi
Promotional Work For The Film: How I Became An Elephant
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A few months ago I embarked on the most passionate photography project of my life and joined my longtime friend & Film Director, Tim Gorski, in the fight to save the SE Asian Elephant from extinction.
The SE Asian elephant is facing extinction with as few as 500 estimated wild elephants remaining within Thailand's borders. Their numbers are being threatened by illegal logging, the animal entertainment and tourist trekking industries combined with reduced birth and survival rates, due to poor conditions in captivity.
Raising awareness & funds for animal welfare causes can be challenging and any help getting the word out about this issue and important documentary film are greatly appreciated.
Occasionally, we get a chance to do something truly meaningful; Something that has the power to save lives. -- I set out to use my photography to help change the world, what I didn’t expect was how much the experience would change me in the process.
Read all about my experience here: blamethemonkey.com/how-i-became-an-elephant
Promotional Work For The Film: How I Became An Elephant
*New: Circle me on Google+ for instant updates and exclusive content!
As a recovering wage slave, I'm also a firm believer of wasting as much time as possible at work. So at the very least, by liking my Facebook Page, I'm helping you, help me, help you, by helping us, burn a few more minutes off the work day.
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A few months ago I embarked on the most passionate photography project of my life and joined my longtime friend & Film Director, Tim Gorski, in the fight to save the SE Asian Elephant from extinction.
The SE Asian elephant is facing extinction with as few as 500 estimated wild elephants remaining within Thailand's borders. Their numbers are being threatened by illegal logging, the animal entertainment and tourist trekking industries combined with reduced birth and survival rates, due to poor conditions in captivity.
Raising awareness & funds for animal welfare causes can be challenging and any help getting the word out about this issue and important documentary film are greatly appreciated.
Occasionally, we get a chance to do something truly meaningful; Something that has the power to save lives. -- I set out to use my photography to help change the world, what I didn’t expect was how much the experience would change me in the process.
Read all about my experience here: blamethemonkey.com/how-i-became-an-elephant