British photographer Margot Raggett created a conservation photography project called Remembering Elephants, documenting elephants that were still very much alive. She chose the title deliberately because it sounded premature. Memorials usually come after something has been lost. Her elephants were still there, but the title forced people to confront the possibility that one day photographs might be all that remained. That idea stayed with me because we do something similar w

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Y ou have an upcoming project in Philly and you're wondering if we can capture it on film for you. The answer is yes. The city of...