After Us The Deluge

In After Us the Deluge, photographer Kadir van Lohuizen shows the impact on communities of rising sea levels. He travelled to Greenland, USA, Bangladesh, Indonesia, the Netherlands, Panama and the Pacific. There, he capturedthe havoc caused by global warming. The result is both a period piece and photo book, as disturbing as it is aesthetically impressive. The book is richly illustrated with maps and graphs. With journalistic and scientific contributions from: Henk Ovink Dorthe Dahl-Jensen Jeff Goodell Elliot Brown Amalinda Savirani Anote Tong Sharif Jamil Marjan Minnesma

Kadir van Lohuizen (Netherlands, 1963) has already documented various conflicts in Africa and elsewhere in the world, but he is probably best known for his long-term projects on the seven world rivers, the consequences of rising sea levels, the diamond industry, the migration in North and South America and the (bad) way in which six megacities deal with waste. Van Lohuizen has won numerous prizes and awards in photojournalism and is co-founder of NOOR Images. In 2000 and 2002 he was a member of the jury of the World Press Photo competition and until recently a member of the Supervisory Board of the World Press Photo Foundation. Van Lohuizen regularly gives lectures, is a photography teacher and lives in Amsterdam.