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Leonardo DeGorter photography

The Ubyssey

Weaving Relations event. Elder Bob Baker performs a song at UBC during the launch of a new Indigenous Histories training course. Volunteer work for The Ubyssey. Instagram Post

Canadian Geographic

Inuit in Canada, U.S. seek greater involvement in climate change decision-making

I edited dozens of photos from the ten Inuit authors above to design this panel. The idea was to create a visually pleasing display that worked as a whole, even though the files were all unrelated and varied in size and resolution.

INTERVIEW
Dolf DeJong on helping endangered red panda populations at the Toronto Zoo

THE THUNDERBIRD

Ukrainian community support those affected by war

other articles and photographs from 2022 and 2021

The Green Gazette

Vancouver School Strike for Climate Action, June 2019 article

OUR CLIMATE CRISIS / PHOTO ESSAY
In 2019, the Fridays for Future movement was growing in Canada, and climate strikes were happening in many cities across the country. Greta Thunberg visited Vancouver in October, and over 12,000 people gathered at the Art Gallery plaza to hear her. My portfolio received an IPA Honorable Mention that same year.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC BRAZIL

December 2012 / portfolio section

Itatiaia National Park was established in 1937, and it was the first of its kind in Brazil. My family used to go camping in the park well before I was born.

In 2012, while I was exploring the park myself, I pitched a story about its 75th anniversary to National Geographic, and I was offered the portfolio section of the magazine. I used black and white prints from old family albums, together with my own photos, to illustrate the passage of time.
TEXT AND CAPTIONS IN PORTUGUESE

OTHER PHOTOGRAPHY PORTFOLIOS

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CORE, Rio de Janeiro's special police unit, during an exercise. These photographs are part of a documentary project about my former neighbourhood in Rio.

My hometown is famous for its beaches and Bossa Nova music, but it's also notorious for its crimes and violent police enforcement.

All photographs © Leonardo DeGorter

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