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Klaus Thymann

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June 2012 Getty Images Creative Grants

About the project:

Project Partners:
Photographer: Klaus Thymann
Nonprofit: Project Pressure
Agency: Mother London

Project Title: Project Pressure

Project description: Project Pressure’s goal is to visually highlight global glacial history before it is too late and publish the world’s vanishing and receding glaciers. To do so, Project Pressure needs imagery and video footage showing the organization in action, with elements of storytelling throughout to complement and enhance the coverage of their work.

Klaus Thymann will travel to Bolivia to cover the field work of the Project Pressure team and together with the creative team from Mother London, a list of required media will be developed. The images will focus on storytelling and in particular, the impact on the local population due to glacier retreat.

Mother London will help to create story-tool sets, paring images with relevant stories thereby creating an innovative communication package. There will be a focus on imagery and video to be utilized on social media platforms, narrated slideshows, compelling twitter pictures with captions and more.

About the photographer: Klaus Thymann started working as a photographer at the age of 14 in Denmark and in 1996, he was the youngest ever winner of the Scandinavian Kodak Gold Award.

In 1997, he co-founded a magazine, Virus, a biannual publication with in-depth features. His assignments have taken him all over the globe, from the glacier fields of Iceland for i-D magazine, the meteorological centre of Hawaii for V Magazine to new leisure opportunities in Iraq for Details.

Currently he is a contributor for i-D, New York Times, Wired, POP and V. He has exhibited his work in numerous solo exhibitions and group shows around the world. Thymann has photographed global advertising campaigns for Nike, Levi’s and Nokia amongst others. He has directed short films, music promos and exhibited moving image pieces.

Thymann has directed films and undertaken pro bono assignments for charities and NGOs such as The World Health Organization and UNICEF, Red Cross, London Cycling Campaign, The Homeless World Cup, Teenage Cancer Trust and more. Klaus Thymann lives in London and works globally.

About the Agency: Mother London is one of the largest advertising and creative agencies in the UK. For more information visit http://www.motherlondon.com/