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Bag’s Take-Away:
Daesung Lee, an international photojournalist, spent two months photographing the people of Ghoramara Island, located in the Ganges Delta region in India’s West Bengal state. The island has been dramatically affected by global climate change.
The first photo is wonderful: the clump the boy is sitting on looks just like a wave. In the second photo, the whole problem in miniature.
(photo credit: Daesung Lee/Sipa Press caption: Daesung Lee, an international photojournalist, spent two months photographing the people of Ghoramara Island, located in the Ganges Delta region in India’s West Bengal state. The island has been dramatically affected by global climate change.)
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