Climate Change has been an issue for some decades now, including Global Warming, Greenhouse Gasses and the Destruction of Entire Landscapes, including Villages like Lutzerath,  for Mining of Fossil Fuels. The past couple of years I have been documenting various aspects of this subject. Brown Coal Mines in Germany, activism in various, Dutch cities, logistics inside Port of Rotterdam Harbour, generation of electricity in Geertruidenberg, Netherlands and much more. All this work accumulated into a Portfolio of over 440 Images, available on Imago Images, waiting to be published by Newspapers, Magazines, Books and Websites. Want to know more? Please Visit: Climate Change at Imago Images.

About: Guido Koppes (Soesterberg, Netherlands, 1965) is a long term Visual StoryTeller &  Documentary Photographer with “a struggle in life”. After Working Around in Various Occupations, he found his destination at Age 40: Visual StoryTelling & Documentary Photography. Guido Koppes basically Wanders the World with his camera, searching for Documentary Images that somehow fit into the Theme’s and Stories he Works on, often for extended period’s of time. One of these stories concerns Climate Change & Mining for Fossil Fuels. This, specific theme dates back towards his childhood, where he regularly visited family in the South-East of The Netherlands (Oostelijke Mijnstreek), which was then the Major Area for Underground Mining of Black Goal. Both Underground & Mining kept his Personal Interest, especially since Climate Change became an Issue that Matters Most.