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Jennifer Esperanza

Jennifer Esperanza photo courtesy of Jennifer EsperanzaJennifer Esperanza is a fine art, editorial, portrait and social justice photographer, known for her sensual and compassionate images. Her work has been published in The Sun Magazine, Mothering, SHOTS, Light of Consciousness, Edible Santa Fe, New Mexico Magazine, Variety, The New York Times and many more. She has been lauded for her photographic work in South India during the 2005 tsunami, her work with progressive groups like The Bioneers, V-Day, Baring Witness and for her images of woman honoring the Divine Feminine. For more information visit her website and her Flickr site.

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'Split Estate' (Photo)
Saturday, 05 February 2011  |  Jennifer Esperanza | Blog Entry

Split Estate in Santa Fe, New Mexico photo by and © Jennifer Esperanza

Emmy Award, Winning Documentary Film • Debra Anderson: Produce /Director • Mitchell Marti and Matt Vest: Researchers • "’Split Estate’ is an eye-opening examination of the consequences and conflicts that can arise between surface land owners in the western United States, and those who own and extract the energy and mineral rights below. This film is of value to anyone wrestling with rational, sustainable energy policy while preserving the priceless elements of cultural heritage, private enterprise above-ground, and the precious health not only of people but the land itself.” – Bill Richardson  ≈ ≈ ≈ See more Planet Esperanza Photos or Eco Quotes

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